C#

Dekkie wrote:

When I run it uses 3 gb or sometimes more than that.

string[] directories = Directory.GetDirectories(i);
foreach(string mDirectories in directories)
{
 //do other work here
}

SVG means Scalable Vector Graphics, which is not an image in the way a .PNG or .JPG is. Rather than storing an array of pixels, it stores a list of mathematical shapes and designs. The intent of an SVG is to create an 'image' that retains quality regardless of how far you zoom in or out.

There is no benefit to converting .PNG to .SVG - in fact, it loses quite a bit of quality because you can't literally "convert" it, you can only trace it (IE, draw a new SVG that looks like the PNG.)