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ThorVG provides the resource verification tool for the ThorVG Engine. [ThorVG viewer](https://thorvg.github.io/thorvg.viewer/) does immediate rendering via web browser running on the ThorVG web-assembly binary, allowing real-time editing of the vector elements on it. It doesn't upload your resources to any external server while allowing to export to supported formats such as TVG, so the designer resource copyright is protected.
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### Lottie to GIF
ThorVG provides an executable `lottie2gif` converter that generates a GIF file from a Lottie file.
To use the `lottie2gif`, you must turn on this feature in the build option:
```
meson setup builddir -Dtools=lottie2gif
meson setup builddir -Dtools=lottie2gif -Dsavers=gif
```
To use the 'lottie2gif' converter, you need to provide the 'Lottie files' parameter. This parameter can be a file name with the '.json' extension or a directory name. It also accepts multiple files or directories separated by spaces. If a directory is specified, the converter will search for files with the '.json' extension within that directory and all its subdirectories.<br />
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To use `svg2tvg`, you need to activate this feature in the build option:
```
meson setup builddir -Dtools=svg2tvg
meson setup builddir -Dtools=svg2tvg -Dsavers=tvg
```
Examples of the usage of the `svg2tvg`: