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SVG logos, icons, charts and diagrams need to go into documents, print jobs and email attachments where SVG is not accepted. This converter draws each SVG at high resolution instead of at its small nominal size, so a 300×150 logo still prints crisply, and places it on a PDF page. Add several to build one PDF.
To convert SVG to PDF, render the SVG and place it on a PDF page. On ihatepdf each SVG is drawn by your browser at up to 2400 pixels on its longest side, on a white background, so it stays sharp when printed, and becomes one page of the PDF. Combine several SVGs into one PDF and choose the page size. Nothing is uploaded.
Export the SVG with text converted to outlines and images embedded, so it does not depend on anything outside the file. Choose Fit for a page the shape of the drawing, or A4 with a margin to place it on a normal sheet.
Drop the .svg files on this page and press Convert to PDF. Free and nothing is uploaded.
Raster. The SVG is drawn by your browser at high resolution (up to 2400 pixels on its longest side) and embedded as a lossless image. That is sharp enough for print at A4, but it cannot be scaled infinitely like the SVG itself.
Transparent areas of an SVG are filled with white so the page looks the same in every viewer and printer.
An SVG is drawn as an image, so it must be self-contained. Fonts or pictures it loads from other files or websites are not drawn; convert text to outlines in your design tool first.
No. Conversion runs in your browser.
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