Aspose.SVG for Python via .NET Documentation

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Aspose.SVG for Python via .NET is a Python API for creating, editing, inspecting, converting, rendering, drawing, and vectorizing SVG documents. Use it to automate SVG DOM editing, file conversion, SVG drawing, CSS selector workflows, image vectorization, text vectorization, filters, colors, paths, and transformations in Python applications or scripts.

Python SVG Development Topics

Start a Python project – install the package, check requirements, review supported features, and apply a license. See Getting Started.
Create, load, inspect, and edit SVG files – work with SVGDocument, DOM nodes, attributes, navigation, and save operations. See Basic SVG Operations in Python.
Convert SVG to PDF, XPS, and images – export SVG files to PDF, PNG, JPG, TIFF, WebP, XPS, and other formats. See Convert SVG Files in Python.
Edit existing SVG artwork – change colors, styles, transforms, filters, paths, and selected elements with DOM and CSS selector workflows. See Advanced SVG Editing in Python.
Draw SVG shapes, text, paths, and icons – create SVG geometry from code, control viewBox coordinates, and build reusable graphics. See SVG Drawing and Paths in Python.
Vectorize images and text – convert PNG, JPG, BMP, TIFF, GIF, or SVG text into scalable vector output. See Image and Text Vectorization in Python.

Convert SVG to PDF in Python

The example below shows a common Aspose.SVG for Python via .NET workflow: load an SVG document, create PDF save options, and write a PDF file.

1from aspose.svg import SVGDocument
2from aspose.svg.converters import Converter
3from aspose.svg.saving import PdfSaveOptions
4
5options = PdfSaveOptions()
6
7with SVGDocument("document.svg") as document:
8    Converter.convert_svg(document, options, "document.pdf")

For more output formats and save options, open the SVG conversion guides linked above.

Aspose.SVG for Python via .NET Resources

Aspose.SVG also provides free online SVG applications for conversion, merging, vectorization, sprite creation, Base64 encoding, and SVG text vectorization. Use the web apps for quick manual tasks, and use Aspose.SVG for Python via .NET when you need repeatable SVG automation in Python.

Getting Started