SVG is commonly used for icons, logos, web illustrations, characters, backgrounds, infographics, and other vector-based graphics. It's a versatile format that can be applied to virtually anything you need on your website or app.

Using SVG over other image formats is a smart choice because it's lightweight, infinitely scalable, and resolution-independent. It ensures crisp, high-quality graphics across all devices while also improving your site's loading speed. With tools like SVGator, you can also export animations in Lottie JSON format, offering added flexibility for modern web and app development.

To edit an SVG file: import your file into SVGator by creating a new project, select the elements you want to edit, modify colors, remove unwanted layers, apply filters, or add text using custom fonts. The possibilities are endless!

You can add SVG files to a website the same way as any other regular image file. Simply use the <img> or <object> tags and you're done. If you'd prefer to add the SVG inline, you can drop the code right into an HTML block and the final result will be the same.