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PDF to SVG

Save PDF pages with diagrams, floor plans, or logos as vector SVGs that stay sharp when scaled, no upload.

Processed on your device, not uploaded.

How to Convert PDF to SVG

  1. 1

    Select Your PDF File

    Best for diagrams, floor plans, or logos.

  2. 2

    Choose Your Pages

    All pages are selected, so tap the cards you don't need.

  3. 3

    Pick the Image Quality

    150 DPI is lighter, 300 DPI keeps photos high quality.

  4. 4

    Convert and Download

    Press Convert to SVG, then download the SVG or ZIP.

PDF to SVG Features

Lines and Shapes Stay Vector

Diagrams and logos stay sharp when enlarged and can be edited.

Text Looks the Same, No Font

Text becomes letter outlines, so it looks the same on other devices.

One SVG File per PDF Page

Converting a multi-page PDF to SVG gives one ZIP with a file list.

Pages With Images Flagged

The file list in the ZIP marks pages that hold photos or effects.

Common Questions

Select the pages, then press Convert to SVG. Lines and shapes are editable, but the original PDF layers are not kept.

No, text is turned into letter outlines. To get the words themselves, use PDF to Text.

A scan only holds photos of its pages, so each page is saved as an image inside the SVG.

Yes, mainly when pages hold photos. Choose 150 DPI for lighter files.

Yes, it runs in the browser on your phone or computer, so floor plans and designs stay on your device.

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