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SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics, which is an image format based on XML. It uses vector graphics to describe images instead of pixel arrays. This means that SVG images can be infinitely scaled without losing clarity because they are based on mathematical formulas rather than pixels. SVG images can be created and edited using many different applications, including Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, and Microsoft Visio.
SVG images can contain elements such as text, shapes, paths, patterns, and gradients, and their appearance and behavior can be controlled using CSS style sheets. SVG images also support interactive elements such as links, buttons, and animations. Because SVG images are based on vector graphics, they are typically smaller in file size than bitmap image file formats and are better suited for images and graphics on the web. SVG images can also be used in conjunction with JavaScript and other web technologies to create complex interactive web applications.
GLB is a binary file format representation of 3D models saved in GL Transfer Format (glTF). Information about 3D models such as node hierarchy, cameras, materials, animations, and meshes in binary format. This binary format stores glTF assets (JSON, .bin, and images) in binary blobs. It also avoids the problem of increased file size that occurs in the case of glTF. The GLB file format brings compact file size, fast loading, full 3D scene representation, and extensibility for further development. The format uses model/gltf-binary as the MIME type.