The portable output is the SVG file itself. You can keep it in a repository, serve it from a website, or package it as an application asset.
| Platform | Where to put it | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub README | Commit vibe.svg to the repository. | GitHub renders the committed SVG as an image. |
| GitHub Pages | Put vibe.svg anywhere under the published Pages directory. | <img src="./vibe.svg" alt="SVG Vibe"> |
| Normal website | Put it in your public/static/assets directory. | Reference it with an <img>, CSS background, or inline SVG. |
| Web app | Use your app's public/static asset folder. | Reference the file from the framework's normal static-asset path. |
| Desktop/mobile app | Bundle it as an application resource. | Load the bundled SVG using the platform's asset/resource mechanism. |
If your repository contains:
README.md vibe.svg
use:
If the SVG is in assets/vibe.svg:
<img src="./assets/vibe.svg" alt="Animated SVG created with SVG Vibe Studio">