ODG to PDF
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Export supported OpenDocument drawings as PDF pages and review text, shapes and page dimensions.
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How to use it
- Choose an ODG drawing or load the synthetic drawing example.
- Check its page size and review the font and resource notices. Optionally enter the PDF page range.
- Explicitly load the local Office engine and create the PDF.
- Inspect every drawing page, its text and shapes in the actual output, then download. Keep the ODG original for editing.
The ODG example contains text and a coloured rectangle on one drawing page. Inspect both in the generated PDF and check the page dimensions before printing.
Details & limits
Up to 5 files, 10 MiB each and 100 PDF pages per output. Packages: 1,500 entries, 64 MiB expanded data; bounded images and content. The explicit first start downloads about 58 MB of static software and reserves 1 GiB of shared memory plus document/browser overhead. Use a current desktop browser. No document uploads. Macros, encrypted files, embedded OLE and external data are rejected. Fonts and pagination can differ; inspect the PDF.
Is ODG to PDF the same as converting an SVG image?
No. This route opens an OpenDocument drawing in the local Office engine and exports its drawing pages. SVG conversion is a separate image workflow. Check text, fonts, shapes and page size in the PDF. Keep the ODG to edit its drawing objects; scripts, external resources and unsupported embedded objects are rejected.