The issue is that if my script is correctly done, a SVG is supposed to be exported to PNG with a fixed width, the script seems to work fine, but when I check it out again on Inkscape*, it shows me the original SVG size, not the resized PNG exported picture.

Here’s a folder with the script and a random SVG I’m using for testing.

*To check the size of the picture in Inkscape, we need to change the units in the top bar, and then see the numbers that shows. The screenshot shows a 14,79 cm x 9,85 cm, instead of 10,5 cm x 6,9 cm.

  • @AProfessionalEnglish
    3•1 year ago

    Unless you need Inkscape you can use a more simple tool like rsvg-convert.

    • @MoshpiritOPEnglish
      1•1 year ago

      Oh! Cool tool!! I have a doubt, though.

      • If I use rsvg-convert --width=1050mm --keep-aspect-ratio svg.svg > reduced.png, the dimensions of the picture I get are 105,01 x 69,96 cm.
      • But if I add --dpi-x=300 --dpi-y=300 to the command, rsvg-convert --dpi-x=300 --dpi-y=300 --width=1050mm --keep-aspect-ratio svg.svg > reduced.png, the dimensions are 328,14 x 218,55 cm.

      Is there any way to set the pixel density while keeping the width fixed?

      I mean, there’s a big difference between the picture in PNG and SVG when I see them both on Inkscape side by side, I want the PNG (left) to has the resolution of the SVG (right) while keeping the dimensions.