One Thing where SVG isn't good enough is around fonts - PDF can embed fonts needed, thus produce the "correct" result. SVG probably would pick a different fallb

One Thing where SVG isn't good enough is around fonts - PDF can embed fonts needed, thus produce the "correct" result. SVG probably would pick a different fallback font, which can lead to trouble. Aside from that: jpeg with compression artifacts works well enough, so that even png, giving better quality, often isn't used by non-technical folks. And unrelated as an anecdote: The IT hotline at a bank where I once worked asked for screenshots as Word documents (my assumption: "everybody" knows Word and so teaching "press 'Print' on your keyboard and then paste into Word" is relatively reliable teachable via phone ... this went to some level where we as developers got screenshots of sessions containing customer info, where customer details were "hidden" using black bars from Word, which of course could have been removed easily)