To place an SVG image in a LaTeX file, you need to use the "svg" package. Follow these steps:
Install the "svg" package in your LaTeX distribution. You can do this using your package manager or by manually downloading the package from CTAN and installing it.
Save your SVG image in your LaTeX project directory.
In your LaTeX document, add the following code to the preamble:
\usepackage{svg}
\includesvg{<filename>}
Replace <filename>
with the name of your SVG file without the file extension. For example, if your file is named "image.svg", you would use \includesvg{image}
.
Note: If you want to scale or resize your SVG image, you can use the options provided by the \includesvg
command. For example:
\includesvg[width=3cm]{image}
This will scale the image to a width of 3cm.
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