SVG to Scanned PDF

Turn an SVG graphic into a scanned-looking PDF page. Preview the vector artwork on a white background, adjust paper and scan settings, then download a rasterized PDF.

Processed locally, never uploadedSupports PDF, OFD, images, DOCX, PPTX, Excel, Markdown, HTML, RTF, EML, SVG, and TXT

Scan Settings

Paper Settings

Paper size of the output PDF and how pages are placed on the sheet

Signatures and Stamps Settings

A document stamp or signature is a light mark, text, or image added to the background of a document. It's often used to show ownership, protect the document, or add signatures.

Watermark Settings

A document watermark is a light mark, text, or image added to the background of a document. It's often used to show ownership, protect the document, or add a label like 'CONFIDENTIAL' or 'DRAFT'.

PDF Metadata Settings

PDF metadata is information about a PDF document that describes its content, authorship, and other properties. It helps with organizing, searching, and categorizing the document without reading its actual content.
Image preview

How to turn an SVG into a scanned PDF

  1. Select the original .svg file and check its proportions, text, thin strokes and transparent areas in the preview.
  2. Choose the output resolution and use modest blur, noise and rotation so small labels and fine lines stay visible.
  3. Select “Generate Scanned PDF”, then “Download Scanned PDF” to save the SVG as one scanned PDF page.

Supported formats

Frequently asked questions

Does the SVG stay as vector artwork?

No. The SVG is rasterized before the scan effect is applied. Choose enough resolution for the size of text and lines you need, especially if the PDF will be printed.

What happens to transparent parts of the SVG?

The SVG is first drawn on a white background. That rendered image is then placed on the selected paper, so transparent areas do not remain transparent in the output.

Can one SVG create several PDF pages?

One SVG becomes one source page. For a multi-page design, export and check a PDF in your design app first, then select that PDF here to add the scan effect.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

Standard and bulk scanning process source documents in your browser without sending those files to a processing server. HTML files may load linked online resources such as images or fonts while they are rendered.

Is it free, and is there a limit?

Standard scanning is free and needs no signup. Free scans have a fixed daily limit; Pro lifts it and also unlocks bulk scanning, an ad-free workspace and API access.