About SVG to PDF
Rendering an SVG into a PDF gives you a printable page for proofs or handouts. The SVG is rasterized at the width you choose before it is placed on the page.
The SVG is rendered at the output width you choose (1024 px by default), so pick a width at least as large as you will display it.
PDF has no transparency, so transparent areas are filled with white.
All files you add go into one PDF, one image per page, on A4, US Letter, or image-sized pages.
Metadata such as EXIF and GPS location is not copied, because the image is redrawn on a canvas.
SVG vs PDF
| SVG | ||
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Vector XML; sharp at any size | Images embedded as JPEG on opaque pages |
| Transparency | Yes | No — pages are opaque |
| Animation | Possible with CSS/SMIL (not kept when rasterized) | No |
| Where it opens | Browsers and design tools; many upload forms, office apps, and social sites reject it | Opens everywhere; accepted by most forms and printers |
How to do it
- 1
Drop one or more SVG files into the converter above (it is already set to PDF).
- 2
Pick a page size and quality.
- 3
Tap Convert and download the PDF file.