A simple vector illustration of a traditional church building with a cross-shaped steeple.
A simple vector illustration of a traditional church building with a cross-shaped steeple. A detailed, illustrated representation of a church building in the style of vector graphics. A 2D illustration of a church building with intricate details, suitable for graphic design projects. Religious building architecture SVG icon
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Can I use a PNG image as a substitute for an SVG file in my craft project?

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Fonts embedded within the SVG file ensure that your text remains legible even if the machine's font settings are different.