Summary & Key Takeaways ​

• The tool renders Markdown with embedded SVGs, transforming raw SVG blocks into interactive displays. • New features include PNG and JPEG export for static image sharing. • A significant addition is MP4 video export for animated SVGs. • MP4 conversion leverages ffmpeg.wasm running entirely within the browser. • This enables easy sharing of animated SVGs on platforms without native SVG animation support. • The tool attempts to guess animation loop duration for video generation.

Our Commentary ​

This is genuinely cool. We've all hit that wall trying to share an animated SVG somewhere that just doesn't support it. Simon's solution, pulling in ffmpeg.wasm to do the heavy lifting right in the browser, is just chef's kiss. It's a perfect example of how WebAssembly can unlock serious desktop-app-level functionality on the web. I'm always impressed by these kinds of practical, elegant solutions to common web dev frustrations. It makes me wonder what other media conversions could live entirely client-side.