Which of the following statements is true regarding SVG images?

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) images are based on vector graphics, which use mathematical formulas to represent images. This format allows SVG images to be rescaled to any size without losing quality. When you zoom in or resize an SVG, the lines and shapes remain sharp and clear, unlike raster images, which can pixelate and lose clarity when enlarged.

The other statements do not hold true. While SVG images can be smaller in file size compared to raster images in some cases, this is not always the case, as it depends on the complexity of the graphic. SVGs are indeed capable of animation, often more so than raster graphics, which are typically static. Creating SVG images can often be done with simpler tools and even text editors, as they are composed of XML code rather than requiring complex software. This makes SVG a versatile format for web use.