SVG

const svg = await sone(doc).svg();

Returns a Buffer containing an SVG document. Save to disk or serve directly:

import fs from "node:fs/promises";
await fs.writeFile("out.svg", await sone(doc).svg());

When to use SVG

• Icons and small graphics where lossless scaling matters.
• Charts and infographics.
• Email-friendly logos.
• Diagrams that need to remain editable in vector tooling.

Caveats

• Photos are embedded as data URLs (base64), which inflates file size. SVG is rarely the right format for photo-heavy documents.
• Custom fonts are not embedded — viewers must have the font installed, or you must outline text first. For documents with custom typography, prefer PDF.
• Browser environments — like PDF, SVG output requires the Node.js renderer.

Stylable output

Sone's SVG output uses semantic attributes where possible. You can post-process the output (e.g., with svgo) to clean it up further, or hand-edit if you need to retarget colors.