SVGZ 📥

SVGZ — Compressed SVG (gzip)

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.svgz · image/svg+xml

SVGZ is plain SVG compressed with gzip. SVG is text-based XML by nature and compresses extremely well: a multi-megabyte district map becomes a file 60-80% smaller — with no quality loss, since gzip is lossless. Our exporter does this in one step: the map is honestly rendered through QGIS into a full styled SVG, then compressed with gzip level 9. All modern browsers unpack .svgz on the fly, and Inkscape and Illustrator open it directly. Inside is the same object-name catalogue layer as in plain SVG: names are searchable in the editor's object list, and no extra labels are drawn on the map.

Eksporter SVGZ nå ✨ Åpen beta — gratis, ingen begrensninger

Hovedfunksjoner

✓One step: full styled QGIS SVG + gzip compression
✓Level-9 (maximum) compression, typically −60-80% size
✓Lossless: the original SVG is restored bit-for-bit
✓Unpacked by browsers on the fly, opens in Inkscape/Illustrator
✓Same MIME image/svg+xml as SVG
✓A layer with object names, same as plain SVG
Example SVGZ export (central Moscow, 1x0.5 km)
Example: central Moscow, ~1×0.5 km, medium detail

Om SVGZ-formatet

SVGZ is not a separate format but the same SVG, packed with gzip. The extension serves as a hint to the browser and to editors that the content is compressed. A vector map is text with thousands of repeating fragments, which is why it compresses particularly well.

It makes sense wherever somebody downloads the file: a map on a page, an archive of layouts, serving from static hosting. The saving runs end to end — less disk space, less traffic, faster loading, and the image does not lose a single dot.

What you get: a full styled map, rendered by the same pipeline as the ordinary SVG and compressed with gzip at maximum level. There is no need to unpack it by hand — browsers, Inkscape and Illustrator read the file directly; if you do end up needing the source, gunzip gives back the ordinary SVG.

Hvilket program åpner SVGZ-filer

Følgende programmer og applikasjoner kan åpne, redigere og arbeide med SVGZ — Compressed SVG (gzip) (.svgz)-filer eksportert fra OSM2CDR:

💻Любой современный браузер / any modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) ✏Inkscape ✏Adobe Illustrator (CS4+) 📄LibreOffice Draw 💻gzip / gunzip (CLI)

Format specifications

Hvem bruker SVGZ-kart

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Embedding a large vector map on a web page without slow loading
A large vector map on a page loads noticeably faster than an uncompressed one.
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Archiving source maps with 5-10x storage savings
An archive of source files takes several times less space with no loss of quality.
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Serving pre-compressed maps from a static server (no on-the-fly gzip)
A pre-compressed file on static hosting — the server does not spend time compressing it on every request.
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A web atlas of city districts built from lightweight vector files
A set of light vector district maps for a web atlas.

Slik eksporterer du SVGZ

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Velg område
Tegn et rektangel eller polygon på det interaktive kartet på osm2cdr.ru
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Velg SVGZ
Velg SVGZ — Compressed SVG (gzip) fra listen over 127 tilgjengelige eksportformater
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Eksporter
Klikk Eksporter og motta .svgz-filen din på 1–5 minutter
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Last ned
Last ned den ferdige SVGZ-filen og åpne den i Любой современный браузер / any modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)

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