These pages aims to let you compare the rendering of different SVG engines with eachother. This in order to enable developers to make sure their engine renders identically to the other implementations. All the engines here are Free Software/Open Source.
Notes: This is not meant to be a final test or proof of anything, just an indication of where the various rendering systems stand in terms of correct rendering of static SVG files.
It is also meant as a development tool for those of these projects I am involved in, which is why those have cvs versions listed instead of latest stable releases. Would like to add pregenerated Firefox png's, but not sure it will let me render the images from the command line. Contact me at Uraeus(at)gnome.org for questions or if you can help.
The command line tools used to generate these images are: rasterizer (batik), rsvg (librsvg with libart), rsvg-cairo (librsvg with Cairo), svg2png (libsvg-cairo) and inkscape command line interface
libsvg-cairo is being deprecated in favour of Cairo-enabled librsvg, but included for completeness and comparison.
ksvg: I don't have any ksvg items listed at this time. Working on adding at least ksvg2 to the page. I have a ksvg2png table here displaying the result of the ksvg2png icon renderer.
There are 4 versions of the comparison test page -
The versions with embeded SVG which can be useful for things like testing browser plugins and browser integrated SVG engines like in Firefox, Konqueror(ksvg2) and Amaya.