Using PDFtoSVG
Synopsis
Basic usage looks like:pdftosvg [options] PDF-file page-number output-dir
For example:
pdftosvg test.pdf 1 testout
will create a directory called "testout", containing a
file "page.svg" along with any extracted fonts and
images.
The options described below can be used to modify the output.
Options
The following command line options are available:-opw password- Set the owner password for an encrypted PDF file.
-upw password- Set the user password for an encrypted PDF file.
-base64img- Encode images inline using base64, rather than writing them to separate .png/.jpeg files.
-splitchars- Split text strings into a separate <text> element for each character. This works around a problem with librsvg, which doesn't handle x/y attributes that contain lists of positions.
-vectortext- Vectorize all text, i.e., convert text drawing operations into fill/stroke operations.