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SVG to PDF

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Create a PDF from supported self-contained SVG drawings, with a checked raster preview.

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How to use it

  1. 1Choose matching image files or the synthetic example.
  2. 2Review every image, its orientation and order. Choose paper, margins and background.
  3. 3Create one PDF or separate files and inspect the rendered output.
  4. 4Download the checked file. The original images remain unchanged.

A self-contained SVG diagram made from paths becomes an image on a PDF page. Its proportions remain; its paths are no longer editable PDF vectors.

Details & limits

Up to 10 files, 10 MiB each / 25 MiB total, 20 MP per image and 8,192 px per side; 40 MP and 100 image pages combined. No OCR or automatic sharpening. Images are fitted proportionally, not stretched. SVG source up to 1 MiB. SVG shapes/paths and supported gradients are rasterised. SVG text, scripts, animations, external resources, foreignObject, embedded images/fonts and use references are rejected. Convert text to paths in your source editor first.

Does the PDF preserve the SVG as vectors?

No. This workflow uses a bounded raster rendering. Inspect fine lines at the intended print size. Unsupported SVG features are identified before conversion; external fonts and images are not fetched.

Choose the output that fits your file

A self-contained SVG diagram made from paths becomes an image on a PDF page. Its proportions remain; its paths are no longer editable PDF vectors. Before sharing, inspect the actual PDF, especially its final page, orientation and small text. Keep the source file for later changes.

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Arrange original images without scan correction. JPEG image data is embedded directly; EXIF orientation and your rotations are applied on the PDF page. Images are never automatically enlarged.

SVG graphics are rasterized at their declared pixel size. Convert SVG text to paths first; scripts, external resources, embedded images and reusable symbols are not supported.