Exporting SVG from CorelDRAW
CorelDRAW's Export dialog offers SVG-specific settings that control precision, compression, and embedded font handling.
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Using the Export Dialog for SVG
Selecting File > Export and choosing SVG as the file type opens a dedicated SVG export dialog with settings for decimal precision, JPEG compression for embedded bitmaps, and font handling options, letting CorelDRAW users fine-tune the output file before saving rather than relying on default settings alone.
- File > Export with SVG selected opens a dedicated SVG export dialog
- Settings include decimal precision and compression for embedded bitmaps
- Font handling options control how text is preserved in the exported file
Cleaning Up CorelDRAW's SVG Output
CorelDRAW's default SVG export can include verbose CorelDRAW-specific metadata and unnecessarily high decimal precision, so running the exported file through an SVGO optimization pass afterward typically reduces file size significantly while keeping the visual design completely unchanged.
- Default exports can include verbose CorelDRAW-specific metadata and comments
- Unnecessarily high decimal precision adds file size without visual benefit
- An SVGO pass afterward reduces file size while keeping the design unchanged
Frequently Asked Questions
Does CorelDRAW convert text to paths automatically when exporting SVG?
Not by default — text handling depends on the export dialog's font options, so converting text to curves manually beforehand ensures consistent rendering if font availability is a concern.
Why is my CorelDRAW SVG export larger than expected?
CorelDRAW's default precision and metadata settings often produce larger files than necessary, and running the export through an SVGO optimization pass typically resolves this.
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