SVG or Scalable vector graphics is an XML-based vector image format. It is supported by major vector editors like Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape or Corel Draw. However, not every SVG file will open properly in Adobe Illustrator. Complex vector files that consist of gradients, glows or shadows, might show errors or not open at all. By using one of techniques from below, you will be able to open majority of SVG files in Adobe Illustrator without any problems. It is advisable to download and install Inkscape, open source vector editor, which handles SVG files perfectly. It supports export of SVG files to eps format, which will allow you to open most complex files in Illustrator.
When opening SVG files in Illustrator try these techniques:
1. Open SVG file in Illustrator (File > Open). If that doesn't work then try no 2.
2. File > Place in Illustrator or try no 3.
3. Open SVG file in Inkscape. Copy file in Inkscape and paste it in Adobe Illustrator. Works most of the time. If not, then try no 4.
4. Open SVG file in Inkscape. Go to File > Save As > choose Encapsulated Post Script (.eps) from Save as type menu. Then simply open eps file in Illustrator. Works most of the time with most files.
You can, also, always contact us at webmaster (at) publicdomainvectors (dot) org and ask for help with conversion of files.
When opening SVG files in Illustrator try these techniques:
1. Open SVG file in Illustrator (File > Open). If that doesn't work then try no 2.
2. File > Place in Illustrator or try no 3.
3. Open SVG file in Inkscape. Copy file in Inkscape and paste it in Adobe Illustrator. Works most of the time. If not, then try no 4.
4. Open SVG file in Inkscape. Go to File > Save As > choose Encapsulated Post Script (.eps) from Save as type menu. Then simply open eps file in Illustrator. Works most of the time with most files.
You can, also, always contact us at webmaster (at) publicdomainvectors (dot) org and ask for help with conversion of files.
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