Convert Images doesn't handle SVG files?

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October 1, 2024
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I'm using Create PDF from Web Page to try and capture a small website with links between the pages on the site copied across to the pages in the PDF file.

The header of the site has an SVG graphic - and I have Convert Images under HTML Conversion Settings enabled - but Acrobat just shows an outline + blue question mark instead in the generated PDF.

Does the Create PDF function not cope with SVG files?

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Correct answer Subrato Namata

Thanks for reporting the issue.

We support following image format for conversion to pdf ,.bmp, .jpeg, .gif, .tiff, .png, .pcx, .rle, .dib

I just tried embeding svg file to an html, and it did not come post converted pdf. This seems asDesigned to me.

You might want to

Regards,

Subrato

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Subrato NamataCorrect answer

Adobe Employee

Thanks for reporting the issue.

We support following image format for conversion to pdf ,.bmp, .jpeg, .gif, .tiff, .png, .pcx, .rle, .dib

I just tried embeding svg file to an html, and it did not come post converted pdf. This seems asDesigned to me.

You might want to

Regards,

Subrato

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DouglasDaveyWaikatoNZAuthor

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Thank you for checking that Subrato.

As SVG has been around since 1999 it's surprising that it's not a format supported for conversion to pdf. Dare I ask if the Google promoted webp format is supported (I will run a test against one of our pages using them as well).

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DouglasDaveyWaikatoNZAuthor

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Per my testing Adobe Acrobat Pro's Create PDF from Web Page does not convert .webp files in the webp format.

Is there a process where community members can suggest improvements to Acrobat?

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