dvisvgm is a fast DVI (and EPS) to SVG converter

The command-line utility dvisvgm is a tool for TeX/LaTeX users. It
converts DVI and EPS files to the XML-based scalable vector graphics
format SVG. The latest releases support standard DVI files (format 2)
as well as DVI output created by pTeX in vertical mode (format 3), and
XeTeX (format 5 and 6, also known as XDV).

dvisvgm version 1.6 is present in texlive-2014052. This separate
package presents an updated version 1.11 of dvisvgm offering various
bugfixes and the following main features:

* Complete font support including virtual fonts, evaluation of font
  encodings, CMap files, sub-font definitions and font maps.
* Glyph outlines of all required fonts are embedded into the generated
  SVG files.
* Glyph outlines of fonts that are not available in a vector format are
  generated on-the-fly by vectorizing METAFONT's bitmap output.
* dvisvgm allows to replace font definitions by paths so that
  applications without SVG font support are enabled to render dvisvgm's
  output properly.
* Computes tight bounding boxes for the generated graphics, but
  supports common paper formats and arbitrary user-defined sizes
  as well.
* Option --eps allows to convert EPS files to SVG.
* Intersections of clipping paths can be computed directly instead of
  delegating this task to the SVG renderer. This increases the
  compatibility of the generated SVG files.
* Approximates PostScript color gradient fills not directly supported
  by SVG 1.1.
* Optionally creates compressed SVGZ files.
* Provides options for applying page transformations, like translation,
  rotation, scaling, and skewing.
* Evaluates color, emTeX, tpic, hyperref/HyperTeX, PDF mapfile, and
  PostScript specials.