Convert SVG to PDF

Add the .svg file to SVG to PDF, choose the page size, and press Convert to PDF. You get a PDF where the shapes and text stay as sharp vectors. The file is read in your browser and is not sent to our servers, and any script inside it never runs.

Use SVG to PDF. It draws the paths, shapes and text of your SVG into the PDF as vector instructions, rather than taking a screenshot of them. That keeps edges crisp at any zoom, and a design program can open the result and edit the shapes.

Blur usually means the SVG was turned into a picture first. SVG to PDF keeps lines, curves and text as vectors, so they stay sharp at any zoom or print size. Only a picture that was embedded inside the SVG as PNG or JPEG keeps its own resolution.

SVG files can hold scripts, and some browsers run them. SVG to PDF never does: it reads the file as plain text and draws only the shapes. Scripts, event handlers and links to outside files are ignored, and the tool tells you when it ignored any.

Yes. Text is drawn with standard PDF fonts, picked from the SVG's font-family as sans-serif, serif or monospace, with its size, weight, colour and alignment. Latin, Greek and Cyrillic letters work. Exotic fonts are replaced by the closest standard one, and Chinese, Japanese and emoji are skipped.

Yes. You get 2 free uses in total with no account, and one finished conversion counts as one use. Free files can be up to 50 MB each. Pro has no limit on uses and allows files up to 500 MB. The limit is checked before you start.

Yes. Under Background, choose None, and the page has no fill behind the drawing, so whatever you place the PDF on shows through. Choose White for a solid white page, which prints and previews the same everywhere. Fit to the picture and A4 or US Letter both work either way.

Use PNG to PDF or JPG to PDF for photos and other pictures made of pixels. They run in your browser too. SVG to PDF is for drawings made of shapes and text. To put several pictures on separate pages, try Image to PDF.

Convert each SVG on its own, then join the PDFs with Merge PDF, which also runs in your browser. Each drawing becomes its own page, at the size you chose. Afterwards you can number the pages with Add Page Numbers or shrink the file with Compress PDF.

A PDF made by SVG to PDF is usually small, because shapes and text are stored as short drawing instructions rather than pixels. Choose A4 or US Letter to print it on a standard page, or Fit to the picture for a page that matches the drawing exactly.