Template:ShouldBeSVG
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This image was uploaded in a raster image format such as PNG, GIF, or JPEG. However, it contains information that could be stored more efficiently and/or accurately in the SVG format, as a vector graphic. If possible, please upload an SVG version of this image. After doing so, please replace all instances of the previous version throughout Wikipedia (noted under the “File links” header), tag the old version with {{Vector version available|NewImage.svg}}, and remove this tag. For more information, see Wikipedia:Preparing images for upload. For assistance with converting to SVG, please see the Graphics Lab. |
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If no parameter is given, images bearing this template are automatically added to Category:Images that should be in SVG format, a subcategory of Category:Images for cleanup. If a parameter is given to the template, it will be prefixed to the category name. For example, {{ShouldBeSVG|flag}} will put the tagged image into Category:Flag images that should be in SVG format. The following parameter values are acceptable:
| Parameter value | Used for... | Category |
|---|---|---|
| alphabet | character images, font examples, etc. | category |
| chemical | chemical diagrams, etc. | category |
| circuit | electronic circuit diagrams, etc. | category |
| coat of arms | coats of arms | category |
| diagram | diagrams that do not fit any other subcategory | category |
| emblem | emblems, free/libre logos, insignias, etc. | category |
| fairuse | fair-use images, fair-use logos | category |
| flag | flags | category |
| graph | visual plots of data | category |
| map | maps | category |
| music | musical scales, notes, etc. | category |
| physical | "realistic" images of physical objects, people, etc. | category |
| symbol | miscellaneous symbols, icons, etc. | category |
Please propose new parameters on the talk page before using them.
In addition, the separate url= parameter may be used to add a URL to an existing vector image – for example, a logo at BrandsOfTheWorld.com.
