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I have a simple family tree defined in Latex and package genealogytree:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[all]{genealogytree}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\genealogytree[template=formal graph]{child[id=fam_A]{g[id=na1,male]{a_1}p[id=na2,female]{a_2}child[id=fam_B]{p[id=nb1,male]{b_1}g[id=na3,female]{a_3}c[id=nb2,male]{b_2}c[id=nb3,female]{b_3}}child[id=fam_C]{g[id=na4,male]{a_4}p[id=nc1,female]{c_1}c[id=nc2,male]{c_2}union[id=fam_D]{p[id=nd1,female]{d_1}c[id=nd2,female]{d_2}c[id=nd3,male]{d_3}c[id=nd4,male]{d_4}}}c[id=na5,female]{a_5}}}
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}

I can generate PDF using commandline:

pdflatex myFile.tex

But I would like to have result as SVG file. How can I extract it to SVG file (not SVG inside PDF)?

Thank you for help !

Hollow.Quincy
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  • I use command: "latex myFile.tex" and then "dvisvgm myFile.dvi". The result is: only some fonts prints - not the image that I can see in the pdf file. (I use Mac, but it should not be the case, yes?) – Hollow.Quincy Oct 30 '20 at 15:51
  • I did the same on linux machine: "latex myFile.tex" and then "dvisvgm myFile.dvi" and confirm that it works! it exported content to svg file, thank you very much for help ! – Hollow.Quincy Oct 30 '20 at 22:17

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Run "latex myFile.tex" and then "dvisvgm myFile.dvi". For me worked on Linux, I got some problems on Mac.

Hollow.Quincy
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