ODG to PDF
Choose an ODG drawing, review its browser-rebuilt pages and supported objects, and save a PDF through your print dialog.
One OpenDocument Drawing file, up to 20 MB. Processing stays in this browser.
Renders pages, common text frames, embedded PNG/JPEG/GIF/WebP images, rectangles, ellipses, and lines. Unsupported custom shapes, groups, effects, links, and embedded objects are omitted with a warning. This is a browser reconstruction, not a full LibreOffice renderer. Save as PDF from the browser print dialog.
Choose an ODG file to begin.
Drawing preview
A QUICK WALKTHROUGH
How to use this tool
- Choose one ODG file up to 20 MB.
- Review the page preview; unsupported drawing objects are listed as omitted.
- Choose Print / Save as PDF and select Save as PDF in the browser print dialog.
Common drawing objects
The local renderer supports page dimensions, text frames, embedded PNG/JPEG/GIF/WebP images, rectangles, ellipses, and lines. Text and shapes are rebuilt from the OpenDocument package.
Objects outside the supported subset
Custom geometry, groups, connectors, complex paths, gradients, shadows, layers, links, and embedded objects are not faithfully rendered. Unsupported objects are omitted with a warning. Fonts and exact text wrapping may differ from the source application.
Local processing and limits
The ODG ZIP package and XML are parsed in a browser Worker; files are not uploaded. Limits: 20 MB input, 512 ZIP entries, 100 MB expanded data, 24 MB per entry, 100 pages, 5,000 objects, 16 MB total embedded images, 24 MB generated preview, and 30 seconds.
Save through the browser
Inspect the print preview before saving. The browser print dialog creates the PDF; this tool does not claim PDF/A compliance or pixel-perfect Office rendering.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common questions
Does this preserve every ODG object and its layout?
No. It rebuilds common text frames, embedded raster images, rectangles, ellipses, and lines. Unsupported shapes and effects are omitted with a warning; text metrics can differ.
Is my drawing uploaded?
No. The package is parsed locally in a browser Worker.
How do I download the PDF?
Choose Print / Save as PDF, then select Save as PDF in the browser print dialog.