$ '/C/Program Files/Inkscape/bin/inkscape.exe' -export-type='png' -export-filename='output_file.png' -h 300 'input_file.svg' Using this approach width will be computed automatically to keep the original width/height proportion. $ '/C/Program Files/Inkscape/bin/inkscape.exe' -export-type='png' -export-filename='output_file.png' -w 100 'input_file.svg' Using this approach height will be computed automatically to keep the original width/height proportion. Note: -w 100 -h 40 means the size of output graphics will be 100x40 px.Įxample output: Background RRGGBBAA: ffffff00Īrea 0:0:1199.79:3284.24 exported to 100 x 40 pixels (1.16922 dpi)īitmap saved as: output_file.png 1.2. '/C/Program Files/Inkscape/inkscape.exe' -z -e 'output_file.png' -w 100 -h 40 'input_file.svg' With the exact size '/C/Program Files/Inkscape/bin/inkscape.exe' -export-type='png' -export-filename='output_file.png' -w 100 -h 40 'input_file.svg' When we have installed Inkscape under Windows we are able to use the command line to make some SVG files conversion, 1.1. Inkscape and Bash console under Microsoft Windows example Quick solution: '/C/Program Files/Inkscape/bin/inkscape.exe' -export-type='png' -export-filename='output_file.png' -w 100 -h 40 'input_file.svg'ġ. Using Inkscape and Bash it is possible to *.svg file to *.png in the following way.

Inkscape png to svg command line