Local image workspace
SVG to PDF
Place SVG artwork into a PDF document.
- Processing
- Browser only
- Account
- Not required
- Current guardrail
- 30 images · 100 MB total
- Output
- One new PDF
No file upload, analytics, ads or external processing scripts in this workspace.
Local browser workspace
Choose source files
Run this operation in the browser and create a separate result file.
or choose files from this device
Local browser workspace
The source files are not changed and are not uploaded.Current compatibility
What this beta accepts
Every accepted image becomes one PDF page. Images are contained without cropping and drawn on a white page.
| Input feature | Current behavior | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Images matching this route | Accepted | One image is embedded on every new PDF page. |
| Other image formats | Rejected | The selected JPG or PNG route is validated explicitly. |
| Dimensions and orientation | Preserved | Images are fitted inside the selected page and margin. |
| Transparency and image metadata | May change | Pages use a white background and source metadata is not copied. |
Before you use this tool
Questions and limits
Does my file leave this device?
No file content is sent by this tool. The active processing path runs in this browser and is covered by an automated egress test.
Does PigPDF change my source file?
No. The source stays unchanged and PigPDF creates a separate output file.
Which current limits apply?
This local beta creates a separate result in the browser. It rejects encrypted or damaged PDFs, keeps a 100 MB and 250-page guardrail, and does not claim to preserve unsupported interactive structures.