TeX distributions that provide dvisvgm
- MiKTeX
A pretty complete TEX distribution for Windows with a nice package and update manager maintained by Christian Schenk. Since December 2015 is has also offered a dvisvgm package. You can find separate dvisvgm binaries for MiKTeX on the download page, too. - TeX Live
Since 2010 dvisvgm has been part of this most complete and highly portable TEX distribution provided by the TEX Users Group (TUG). - W32TeX
A Web2C-based TEX distribution for Windows maintained by Akira Kakuto. The package dvitools provides an up-to-date version of dvisvgm.
Projects that use dvisvgm
- Asymptote
Asymptote is a powerful descriptive vector graphics language that provides a natural coordinate-based framework for technical drawing. It uses dvisvgm to create SVG output. - CodeCogs Equation Editor
The web-based equation editor uses dvisvgm to generate SVG output from LaTEX equations. - EQTEXSVG
This Inkscape extension allows to convert LaTEX math code to SVG directly within Inkscape. - LatexRender-ng
Waldeck Schützer’s LatexRender-ng filter provides an easy-to-use add-on to embed LaTEX fragments into websites. It also offers an option to generate SVG images using dvisvgm. Have a look at the demo page. - Madoko
Madoko by Daan Leijen is a fast markdown processor for writing professional articles, books, manuals, webpages and presentations, with a focus on simplicity and plain text readability. It uses dvisvgm to generate SVG images of math formulae, figures, and other non-textual contents. - PGF/TikZ
Version 3.0 of Till Tantau’s PGF/TikZ graphic system for TEX introduced an SVG driver that uses dvisvgm to create SVG graphics directly from TEX/LaTEX. - plasTeX
The LaTEX document processing framework plasTeX uses dvisvgm to create SVG images of LaTEX snippets. - Stog
Stog is a static website generator similar to Jekyll. It uses dvisvgm to create SVG images from math equations embedded in the page sources. - TeXclip
TeXclip is a web-based equation editor that creates PNG, EPS or SVG images from LaTEX equations. - TexMaths
TexMaths by Roland Baudin is a LibreOffice extension that allows to enter and edit LaTEX equations directly within LibreOffice documents.
Related projects
- dvisvg
Another DVI to SVG converter. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to be maintained any longer. - pydvi2svg
A Python-based DVI to SVG converter which doesn’t seem to be maintained any longer either. - dvi2svg
One of the first DVI to SVG converters available but it’s no longer provided anywhere, unfortunately.