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SVG or SVGZ · multiple files supported · paste SVG markup too
Security:
<script>, foreignObject, event handlers, external fonts/images and network URLs are stripped. Embedded data: images remain allowed.Orientation
Smart Hybrid keeps simple paths/shapes as actual PDF vectors and automatically uses a visual fallback when the SVG relies on complex browser effects.
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Vector-first currently supports solid-color paths, rectangles, circles/ellipses, lines, polygons and simple text. Gradients, filters, masks, patterns, embedded images, complex clipping, transformed text and advanced SVG features automatically fall back to visual rendering so nothing silently disappears.
Recommended: Smart Hybrid for direct download. Use Native Print PDF when you need the browser to preserve the widest range of SVG/CSS/vector features.
Artwork queue
Your PDF starts with an SVG.
Add one or more artworks, then inspect exactly how each page will be handled.
Add SVG artwork to see security, vector-compatibility and print diagnostics.
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Smart Hybrid
Common solid-color SVG paths stay as native PDF vectors. Complex effects automatically switch that page to a high-resolution visual render.
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Visual Fidelity
Uses the browser SVG renderer and embeds the rendered page. Best when filters, gradients, masks or typography must look exactly like the browser preview.
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Native Print PDF
Opens an internal print document containing sanitized SVGs and invokes the browser’s print engine. This often preserves the widest SVG/CSS feature set as vector output, but the final “Save as PDF” step is controlled by your browser/OS.