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Supports SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) — perfect quality
Convert vector graphics (SVG) to high-quality PDF documents
Supports SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) — perfect quality
Good to know: each SVG is drawn onto a canvas and saved into the PDF as a JPEG page image. The result is not vector art: text and lines cannot be selected, and edges can look soft if you zoom in far or print very large. Best (3x scale) renders at about 290 dpi for the page size. Pages are opaque, so transparent parts of your SVG show the Background Color you pick. Images and fonts that an SVG loads from other websites do not appear, so embed them in the file first. If you need true vector output for print, export a PDF from the app that made the SVG. Your file size limit is shown on this page, and a free account raises it. To go the other way, try PDF to SVG.
Drop the .svg file onto the tool, choose a page size, quality and scaling, then click Convert to PDF. The PDF downloads automatically.
It is flattened. The tool draws each SVG as a picture and places that picture on the page, so the PDF is not scalable vector art. Text inside the picture cannot be selected.
The page images are saved as JPEG, which has no transparency, so transparent areas take the Background Color. It is White by default; choose Black for a dark page.
Yes. Add all the files, drag the cards into the order you want, and convert once. Each SVG gets its own page.
Browsers do not load outside resources into an SVG that is drawn as an image. Embed the image in the SVG file, and expect fonts that are not installed on your device to be replaced.
No. The file is processed in your browser, so it stays on your device.
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