Export supported SVG paths and text as native vector PDF, with explicit raster mode and page-layout controls.
LOCAL FILE CONVERSION
Export supported SVG paths and text as native vector PDF, with explicit raster mode and page-layout controls.
Drop one source image · Up to 20 MiB / 16 MP · No uploadPRIVATE BROWSER CONVERSION
Vector mode uses svg2pdf.js/jsPDF on a validated SVG subset, up to 1,200 elements and 256 KiB of sanitized markup. Standard built-in PDF fonts and printable ASCII text are supported; other scripts require explicit raster mode. Filters, masks, images, external resources and stylesheets are rejected. Raster mode embeds a lossless PNG at original source resolution and is clearly labeled. Vector text layout/font metrics can differ from browser SVG. Every generated page is rendered for verification.
Files, filenames, pixels and SVG source stay in browser memory and are not sent to analytics, storage or a conversion server. Worker operations have a 60-second timeout; the whole operation is bounded to 75 seconds. Output batch limit is 48 MiB. Reset or cancellation discards pending work; previews use revocable local Blob URLs.
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Choose one supported local file, review the conversion settings, select Convert and inspect the verified output before downloading. Vector mode converts supported SVG shapes and paths to native PDF drawing operations, and supported printable ASCII text to selectable PDF text with built-in fonts. It does not silently wrap a full-page raster image and label it vector output.
Export supported SVG paths and text as native vector PDF, with explicit raster mode and page-layout controls. Vector mode uses svg2pdf.js/jsPDF on a validated SVG subset, up to 1,200 elements and 256 KiB of sanitized markup. Standard built-in PDF fonts and printable ASCII text are supported; other scripts require explicit raster mode. Filters, masks, images, external resources and stylesheets are rejected. Raster mode embeds a lossless PNG at original source resolution and is clearly labeled. Vector text layout/font metrics can differ from browser SVG. Every generated page is rendered for verification.
Your file bytes, pixels, SVG content and filename remain in browser memory. They are not uploaded to a conversion server, saved by this tool or included in page analytics. Clipboard and downloads require explicit actions. Reset clears pending processing and owned preview URLs; ordinary page requests may still be logged.
Vector mode converts supported SVG shapes and paths to native PDF drawing operations, and supported printable ASCII text to selectable PDF text with built-in fonts. It does not silently wrap a full-page raster image and label it vector output.
Choose explicit raster mode when supported SVG content depends on text scripts that built-in PDF fonts cannot encode or when you prefer browser-rendered text appearance. The full SVG is then embedded as a lossless PNG, and the result is clearly labeled raster.
Choose original proportions, A4 or US Letter, fixed-paper portrait or landscape orientation, contain or cover fitting and margins in PDF points. Contain retains all content; cover can crop overflow.
Filters, masks, embedded resources, external images, stylesheets and resource-loading references are rejected. Native text supports built-in fonts and printable ASCII. Font metrics and supported gradient/clip behavior can differ from browser SVG rendering.
The generated bytes are parsed as PDF, page count and dimensions are checked, and PDF.js renders every page locally. Acceptance fixtures also inspect native path operators and extracted selectable text rather than trusting the .pdf extension.
Input SVG is limited to 2 MiB and the safe subset supports 5,000 elements; native vector PDF has tighter limits of 1,200 elements and 256 KiB of sanitized markup. Raster mode still obeys image pixel limits. Unsupported content produces a clear error rather than an undeclared fallback.
Export supported SVG paths and text as native vector PDF, with explicit raster mode and page-layout controls.
Vector mode uses svg2pdf.js/jsPDF on a validated SVG subset, up to 1,200 elements and 256 KiB of sanitized markup. Standard built-in PDF fonts and printable ASCII text are supported; other scripts require explicit raster mode. Filters, masks, images, external resources and stylesheets are rejected. Raster mode embeds a lossless PNG at original source resolution and is clearly labeled. Vector text layout/font metrics can differ from browser SVG. Every generated page is rendered for verification.
Choose a supported source file. Keep the original dimensions when quality matters; apply optional resizing or fitting deliberately. Inspect original and converted previews, including transparent edges, small text and gradients. Review all warnings before downloading.
Vector mode converts supported SVG shapes and paths to native PDF drawing operations, and supported printable ASCII text to selectable PDF text with built-in fonts. It does not silently wrap a full-page raster image and label it vector output.
Choose explicit raster mode when supported SVG content depends on text scripts that built-in PDF fonts cannot encode or when you prefer browser-rendered text appearance. The full SVG is then embedded as a lossless PNG, and the result is clearly labeled raster.
Choose original proportions, A4 or US Letter, fixed-paper portrait or landscape orientation, contain or cover fitting and margins in PDF points. Contain retains all content; cover can crop overflow.
Filters, masks, embedded resources, external images, stylesheets and resource-loading references are rejected. Native text supports built-in fonts and printable ASCII. Font metrics and supported gradient/clip behavior can differ from browser SVG rendering.
The generated bytes are parsed as PDF, page count and dimensions are checked, and PDF.js renders every page locally. Acceptance fixtures also inspect native path operators and extracted selectable text rather than trusting the .pdf extension.
Input SVG is limited to 2 MiB and the safe subset supports 5,000 elements; native vector PDF has tighter limits of 1,200 elements and 256 KiB of sanitized markup. Raster mode still obeys image pixel limits. Unsupported content produces a clear error rather than an undeclared fallback.
Processing is browser-only with bounded input size, decoded pixels, output bytes and operation time. Files larger than 20 MiB, individual images above 16 MP or batches above 40 million frame/page pixels are rejected. SVG has a tighter 2 MiB source limit. These limits protect responsiveness; they do not imply universal codec support.