PDF to SVG (Raster Pages)
Create SVG image containers of rendered PDF pages. This bounded raster export does not reconstruct vector paths or editable text.
LOCAL RASTER SVG EXPORT
Create SVG page images from a PDF
Exports one SVG image per PDF page in a ZIP. Each SVG contains an embedded PNG raster; this does not recover vector paths or editable text.
This is a raster image container, not vector conversion. Scanned pages remain images; no OCR. Links, text objects, forms, annotations, signatures, and document metadata are not preserved.
Rendering and SVG creation happen in your browser. The PDF is not uploaded.
A QUICK WALKTHROUGH
How to use this tool
- Choose a PDF up to 20 MB and 20 pages.
- Render pages locally at 96 DPI within the pixel limits.
- Download a ZIP containing one SVG image container per page. Each SVG embeds a PNG raster image.
SVG files containing page images
Every PDF page is rendered to PNG and embedded into an SVG image element. SVG-capable applications can display the result, but the PDF’s vector paths and editable text are not recovered.
Local rendering with limits
The PDF stays in your browser. A source may be up to 20 MB and 20 pages; output is rendered at 96 DPI, up to 4 megapixels per page and 30 megapixels total, with a 100 MB ZIP limit.
Not preserved
This raster export does not OCR scans or preserve links, text objects, forms, annotations, signatures, document structure, or metadata. Text inside page images is not selectable.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common questions
Are the SVGs vector artwork?
No. Each SVG is a standards-based image container around a rendered PNG. It does not expose the PDF’s vector paths or editable text.
How are multiple PDF pages delivered?
The download is a ZIP containing one SVG file for each page, named in page order.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. PDF parsing, page rendering, and SVG packaging happen locally in your browser.