OPTIONS

-d --dpi-x number

Set the X resolution of the image in pixels per inch. RSVG's current default is 90 DPI.

-p --dpi-y number

Set the Y resolution of the image in pixels per inch. RSVG's current default is 90 DPI.

-x --x-zoom number

X Zoom factor, as a percentage. If unspecified, 1.0 is used as the default.

-y --y-zoom number

Y Zoom factor, as a percentage. If unspecified, 1.0 is used as the default.

-z --zoom number

Zoom factor, as a percentage. If unspecified, 1.0 is used as the default.

-w --width integer

Specify how wide you wish the image to be. If unspecified, the natural width of the image is used as the default.

-h --height integer

Specify how tall you wish the image to be. If unspecified, the natural height of the image is used as the default.

-f --format [png, pdf, ps, eps, svg, xml, recording]

Specify the output format you wish the image to be saved in. If unspecified, PNG is used as the default.

-o --output filename

Specify the output filename. If unspecified, outputs to stdout.

-i --export-id object-id

Allows to specify an SVG object that should be exported. If unspecified, all objects will be exported.

-a --keep-aspect-ratio

Specify that the aspect ratio is to be preserved. If unspecified, aspect ratio will not be preserved.

-b --background-color [black, white, #abccee, #aaa...]

Specify the background color. If unspecified, none is used as the default.

-s --stylesheet filename

Filename of a CSS stylesheet.

-u --unlimited

The SVG parser has some guards designed to mitigate large CPU or memory consumption in the face of malicious XML. It may also refuse to resolve URIs used to embed image data. If you are running into such issues when converting a SVG, this option allows to turn off these guards.

--keep-image-data

Include the original, compressed images in the final output, rather than uncompressed RGB data. This is the default behavior for PDF and (E)PS output.

--no-keep-image-data

Do not include the original, compressed images but instead embed uncompressed RGB date in PDF or (E)PS output. This will most likely result in larger documents that are slower to read.

-v --version

Display what version of rsvg this is.