Will the SVG stay sharp at any zoom inside the PDF?

The artwork is rasterized when placed into the PDF, so it becomes fixed-resolution like any embedded picture. Render at a high enough size before converting if the PDF will be zoomed or printed large.

Why turn an SVG into a PDF?

PDF opens and prints reliably on every device, while many programs and print shops cannot open SVG files directly. A PDF is the safe format to email a logo or diagram to someone else.

What page size does the PDF use?

The page is sized to fit the SVG's dimensions so there is no unexpected white border. If you need a standard A4 or Letter page around it, set that up in the source SVG first. The artwork is centred on the page, so it prints without unexpected cropping.

Is the transparent background kept in the PDF?

A PDF page is white by default, so transparent areas of the SVG appear white rather than see-through. Add a solid background in the SVG if you want a specific colour behind the artwork.

Do the fonts render correctly in the PDF?

Text using a font that is not embedded may be substituted. Convert text to outlines before exporting so headings and labels in your diagram look exactly as designed.

Can I combine several SVGs into one PDF?

Yes. When you upload multiple SVG files they are placed one per page into a single PDF, in the order you add them — handy for turning a set of diagrams into one document.

Are links or scripts in the SVG active in the PDF?

Interactive SVG features such as hyperlinks, hover effects and scripts are not carried over; the result is a flat printable page showing the rendered artwork.

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Click "Choose Files" and select your SVG file, or drag & drop it onto the page.
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Frequently asked questions

Will the SVG stay sharp at any zoom inside the PDF?: The artwork is rasterized when placed into the PDF, so it becomes fixed-resolution like any embedded picture. Render at a high enough size before converting if the PDF will be zoomed or printed large.
Why turn an SVG into a PDF?: PDF opens and prints reliably on every device, while many programs and print shops cannot open SVG files directly. A PDF is the safe format to email a logo or diagram to someone else.
What page size does the PDF use?: The page is sized to fit the SVG's dimensions so there is no unexpected white border. If you need a standard A4 or Letter page around it, set that up in the source SVG first. The artwork is centred on the page, so it prints without unexpected cropping.
Is the transparent background kept in the PDF?: A PDF page is white by default, so transparent areas of the SVG appear white rather than see-through. Add a solid background in the SVG if you want a specific colour behind the artwork.
Do the fonts render correctly in the PDF?: Text using a font that is not embedded may be substituted. Convert text to outlines before exporting so headings and labels in your diagram look exactly as designed.
Can I combine several SVGs into one PDF?: Yes. When you upload multiple SVG files they are placed one per page into a single PDF, in the order you add them — handy for turning a set of diagrams into one document.
Are links or scripts in the SVG active in the PDF?: Interactive SVG features such as hyperlinks, hover effects and scripts are not carried over; the result is a flat printable page showing the rendered artwork.

About SVG and PDF

Key things to know before you convert SVG to PDF:

SVG

SVG is vector graphics in XML: logos and icons scale to any size without quality loss. Browsers render it natively; raster editors and many apps need a PNG version instead.

PDF

PDF is the universal document format: it locks in the exact layout on every device and prints identically everywhere. Turning an image into a PDF makes it easy to share, archive or print as a document rather than a raw photo.

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