Compose a multi-logo SVG lockup by nesting source SVGs with transforms

To combine several brand SVGs into one deliverable lockup without a vector editor: strip each source down to its inner markup (drop the outer <svg> tag), wrap it in a <g transform="translate(x,y) scale(s)"> in a new outer SVG whose viewBox is in one source's units, and position by arithmetic. Two gotchas: (1) exported SVGs reuse generic ids like clip0_4_31 and url(#clip0_4_31); suffix every id and url(#...) per source or clip-paths collide and parts vanish. (2) To drop a word from a wordmark, inspect the paths: Figma exports often give one <path> per word or glyph group, so a single regex sub on the first/last path removes it cleanly, but verify by rendering (headless Chrome --screenshot with --default-background-color=00000000 gives a transparent PNG). Measure vertical extents of each piece from the rendered alpha channel to align baselines and match heights.