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# Can you add SVG?

## Adding SVG

Uploading SVG to your Maker story is a great way to add crisp CTA buttons, horizontal lines or shapes. SVG is the perfect alternative to a raster, which might not deliver the right size or sharpness desired for your page.

Simply upload your SVG as an image to the Maker editor.

Here's an example of two different SVG CTAs uploaded to a Maker story:

<figure><img src="/files/Q67yscAcKHV8SSBKclSL" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

The advantage of uploading a SVG with text in the SVG is that it will always be responsive, no matter what breakpoint . If you know you'll want to edit this text often, you can always upload the SVG without text and add the overlay text in Maker.

Note : If you're building a page with PSD, you will have to manually swap the placeholder CTAs with the SVGs after uploading the PSD to Maker.

## Animated SVG

Adding an animated SVG is a great alternative to adding a GIF. If you want to add an animated graphic to your story but ensure a crisp, sharp quality, create an animated SVG and upload it as an image to the editor.


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