pdf2baresvg - PDF to bare SVG convertor

       Georges Khaznadar <georgesk@debian.org>
              Wrote this manpage for the Debian system.

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                                               “February 19 2024”                                 pdf2baresvg(1)

pdf2baresvg launches the command pdf2svg and simplifies its output.

       pdf2svg  is  a tiny command-line utility using Cairo and Poppler to convert PDF documents into SVG files.
       Its ouput is a standalone SVG file which comes with an XML header.

       In some cases, the XML header is not useful; for instance when one wants to embed the SVG  output  as  an
       element in some HTML page.

       pdf2baresvg - PDF to bare SVG convertor

[somepagelabel]
              The  third  parameter  is  optional  and serves as a page selector.  If omitted it defaults to the
              first page of the passed PDF.  If passed it must be a valid page label (typically it  is  a  value
              such as “iii” or “3”).

       all    This  special selector causes the program to iterate over all pages in the PDF.  Because it cannot
              save multiple pages into one single SVG the second parameter is expected  to  contain  a  sensible
              file specification: pdf2baresvg document.pdf output-page%d.svg all This selector is not encouraged
              for use with pdf2baresvg since the XML header will not be removed from output files.

       -h or --help
              Show this message and exit.

pdf2svg (1)

pdf2baresvg pdffile svgfile [page number]