Question 1

How does the DOMParser normalizer prevent blank or clipped canvas renders?

Accepted Answer

Many SVGs lack an explicit viewBox or declare relative 100% dimensions that fail to render on standard HTML5 canvases. Our client-side DOMParser inspects the vector root, parses bounding coordinates, injects missing XML namespaces, and synthesizes a calibrated viewBox and explicit pixel geometry before rasterization.

Question 2

What is the maximum resolution supported by the canvas engine?

Accepted Answer

The engine supports scaling factors up to 16x (e.g., 8192x8192 or 16384x16384 px for master decals and billboard prints), with built-in hardware megapixel safeguards to protect browser memory from tab crashes.

Question 3

What developer asset icon packs are generated in the ZIP export?

Accepted Answer

The asset pack bundler produces production-ready folders in a single ZIP: iOS app icons (icon.png, @2x, @3x, 1024px store master), Android mipmap directories (mdpi 48px, hdpi 72px, xhdpi 96px, xxhdpi 144px, xxxhdpi 192px, and 512px Play Store), and modern Web Favicon sets (16x16, 32x32, 180x180 apple-touch, 192px, and 512px PWA icons).

Question 4

Can I calculate physical print dimensions for posters and packaging?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The integrated Print DPI Solver dynamically calculates and displays output dimensions in inches and centimeters across 72 (Screen), 150 (Draft), 300 (Offset Commercial), and 600 (Fine Art) DPI.

Question 5

Are my proprietary vector logos and icons uploaded to any server?

Accepted Answer

Never. 100% of XML parsing, CSS inlining, canvas rasterization, and ZIP archiving occurs strictly inside your browser volatile memory. Zero bytes leave your machine.

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