Exporting SVG from Vectornator
Vectornator's export options include SVG output with settings for compression and precision suited to web use.
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Using Vectornator's Export Options
Selecting Export from Vectornator's file menu and choosing SVG as the format opens options for output precision and file compression, letting designers balance smaller file size against fine positioning accuracy depending on whether the SVG is destined for a web project or further vector editing.
- The export menu offers SVG format with precision and compression settings
- Balancing precision against file size depends on the SVG's intended use
- Suited to both web deployment and further editing in another vector app
Handling Text and Complex Effects
Converting text layers to outlines before export ensures consistent text rendering across platforms, while effects like blurs or shadows applied within Vectornator typically export as SVG filter primitives, so previewing the exported file in a browser confirms these effects translated correctly.
- Converting text to outlines ensures consistent rendering across platforms
- Blurs and shadows typically export as SVG filter primitives automatically
- Previewing the exported file in a browser confirms effects translated correctly
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Vectornator's blur and shadow effects survive SVG export?
Yes, these effects typically export as SVG filter primitives like feGaussianBlur, though it's worth previewing the exported file in a browser to confirm they render as expected.
Should I convert text to outlines before exporting from Vectornator?
Yes, converting text to outlines avoids relying on font availability in whatever environment eventually displays the exported SVG file.
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