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sK1 Vector Drawing (SK1) is the document format of sK1, an illustration program built as the successor to Skencil and aimed at professional prepress work. Unlike most vector editors in its class, sK1 supports CMYK colour, spot colours, and colour management throughout, which makes SK1 files suitable for commercial printing rather than screen use only. The artwork is stored as scalable paths, so it never loses sharpness.
SK1 files are created and read by the sK1 illustration program, which remains the reference application for the format.
Because SK1 is application-specific, the usual route for anyone without it is to convert the drawing to a widely supported vector format such as SVG, PDF, or EPS — the sK1 Project’s UniConvertor performs that step. The converted file then opens in Inkscape, Adobe Illustrator, or CorelDRAW.
Developed by: sK1 Project
Initial Release: 2007
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is a resolution-independent, open-standard file format. It is based on Extensible Markup Language (XML), uses vector graphics, and supports limited animation. The main benefit of using an SVG file is, as the name implies, its scalability. This file type can be resized without a loss in image quality. In addition, SVG is unique in that it is not an image format. Instead, it is an XML-based standard that provides information for creating two-dimensional vector images.
SVG files open readily in most web browsers, such as Firefox or Microsoft Edge. In addition, since SVG is an XML file, you can view the XML-associated text in any common text editor, such as Windows Notepad or Brackets for macOS.
It is possible to use Adobe programs for opening and editing SVG files. Just be sure to install the SVG Kit for Adobe Creative Suite plug-in first. Converting SVG files is possible with the aid of a few online tools. For conversion to non-vector file types, try our SVG to GIF or SVG to PDF tools. To convert to vector files like SVG into JPG, try our SVG to JPG or SVG to PNG tools.
Developed by: World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
Initial Release: 4 September 2001
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