I am trying to get an SVG to rasterize at a specific DPI. For a sample SVG, I am using the Mozilla Mascot from Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Mozilla_Mascot.svg). I even removed the height, width, and viewbox attributes from the SVG document.
However, when I do this:
convert -size 2000x2000 Mozilla_Mascot.svg test.png
The mascot itself remains the same pixel dimension, with extra whitespace around it. Any idea how I get it to SCALE the SVG up to the specified size? That's what Scalable Vector Graphics are for, right?
Thanks,
Jeremy
Putting the 'S' in SVG
Re: Putting the 'S' in SVG
I found the solution by browsing back on the board (Searching for 'SVG' didn't work, because all search terms must have at least 4 characters. D'oh!).
Use -density instead of -size. Right there in the man page *slaps forhead*
Jeremy
Use -density instead of -size. Right there in the man page *slaps forhead*
Jeremy