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You can create an SVG file in popular design tools like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape and export SVG files, or use a variety of editors online. Since an SVG file is just an XML file, you could even use a text editor or write a script to generate the text!
Be aware that our starter code and your renderer implementation only support a **subset** of the features defined in the SVG specification, and applications like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape may not always encode shapes with the primitives we support. (You may need to convert complicated paths to the basic primitives in these tools.)
Be aware that our starter code and your renderer implementation only support a **subset** of the features defined in the SVG specification, and applications like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape may not always encode shapes with the primitives we support. (You may need to convert complicated paths to the basic primitives in these tools. This [Path to Polygon Converter](https://betravis.github.io/shape-tools/path-to-polygon/) might be of use.)
