Convert SVG to PDF online for free
Turn one or more SVG files into a single PDF, arrange the pages, and set the page size, orientation, and margins before downloading.
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SVG files · Up to 20 files · 20 MB each
Your files are processed locally and never uploaded.
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Why use this free SVG to PDF converter?
One PDF from several images
Combine up to 20 SVG files in any order and download one document instead of keeping separate images.
Useful page controls
Reorder and rotate the files, then choose A4, US Letter, or pages sized to each image, with automatic, portrait, or landscape orientation and adjustable margins.
Private browser processing
Image decoding and PDF creation run on your device, so selected SVG files are not uploaded to ImageNow.
How it works
- Choose or drop up to 20 SVG files, each no larger than 20 MB.
- Drag the file cards into the order you want and rotate any images that are sideways.
- Choose the PDF page size, orientation, and margin setting for the document.
- Click Create PDF and download the completed document directly to your device.
Turn SVG artwork into one PDF
SVG is a popular format for logos, icons, diagrams, charts, and illustrations. Combining several graphics in one PDF makes them easier to review, print, or share in a fixed order.
The PDF contains raster images, not vectors
ImageNow renders each SVG in the browser and embeds it as a high-quality JPEG page image. Editable vector paths, layers, scripts, and SVG source code are not preserved, and transparent areas appear on a white background.
Get the size and fonts right first
Each SVG needs a usable width and height or a viewBox so the browser can determine its canvas size. SVG files with all fonts and images embedded work best; externally linked resources may be unavailable when the browser decodes the file.
Set up the PDF pages
Choose fit-to-image pages to follow each graphic’s proportions, or use A4 or US Letter for a standard printable document. Orientation and margins determine how the rendered image is positioned on each page.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert SVG files to PDF?
Choose or drop your SVG files, arrange and rotate them as needed, select the PDF page settings, and create the PDF. Your browser processes the files and downloads one PDF.
Will my SVG stay vector in the PDF?
No. ImageNow rasterizes each SVG and embeds it as a high-quality JPEG page image. Vector paths and editable SVG source code are not preserved.
What size will the SVG have in the PDF?
Each SVG is rendered at the width and height declared inside the file, and a very large one is scaled down. It is never rendered larger than the declared size, so an icon that declares 24 × 24 becomes a very small page image. Raise the width and height inside the SVG before converting if the PDF is meant for print.
What happens to transparency, fonts, and linked images?
Transparent areas become white. SVG files with their fonts and images embedded work best; externally linked resources may not appear if the browser cannot load them.
Can I combine multiple SVG files into one PDF?
Yes. Add up to 20 SVG files, arrange them in any order, and create one PDF. Each file can be up to 20 MB.
Are my SVG files uploaded to a server?
No. Image decoding and PDF creation happen locally in your browser. The generated PDF downloads directly to your device.
Can I convert SVG to PDF on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android?
The converter works in recent browsers on macOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, iPad, and Android. Large or complex images use more memory and may work better on a desktop device.