We Benchmarked GPT-Image-2.6 Native Output: Path Counts, Cost & Real Edge Cases A developer benchmarked gpt-image-2.6's native output_format: "svg" support while building GPTSVG Studio, finding that native LLM-authored SVG geometry produces compact files (0.9 KB to 9.6 KB, 5 to 28 paths) with grouped layers and no embedded raster bitmaps, unlike auto-traced raster output. The benchmark also found native SVG output is restricted to text prompts, with image-edit endpoints rejecting the format, and the developer open-sourced the sample outputs and a zero-dependency TypeScript XML AST sanitizer under MIT, warning that LLM-generated SVG should never be injected via innerHTML. Most "AI vector generators" over the past two years did the exact same thing under the hood: generate a raster PNG, then run an aggressive auto-tracer over it—leaving you with 1,800 jagged