It is not as difficult and time-consuming as it seems to be. By doing the conversion process manually I referred to the correction of the final results. You can easily upload any image in Inkscape and then convert it to SVG automatically. Sometimes no other work in the application is required.
The usage of PNGs and GIFs for something that can be represented by vector graphics is obsolete, so I don't really understand how these graphics can be applied to something, especially in low resolution. Wikipedia cites and uses such an approach, and I think that all major chess websites switched their chess symbols to SVG.
It is not as difficult and time-consuming as it seems to be. By doing the conversion process manually I referred to the correction of the final results. You can easily upload any image in Inkscape and then convert it to SVG automatically. Sometimes no other work in the application is required.
The usage of PNGs and GIFs for something that can be represented by vector graphics is obsolete, so I don't really understand how these graphics can be applied to something, especially in low resolution. Wikipedia cites and uses such an approach, and I think that all major chess websites switched their chess symbols to SVG.