Resolution for rasterization (dpi) => doesn't matter if rasterize is unticked right ? - Output page size: use document's page size or use exported object's size => object's size ?īut then the background is white and not transparent. Inkscape Logo can understand as designing of logo in this software with the help of different type of designing tools and features of it. Restrict to PDF version: PDF1.5 or PDF1.4 => I choose 1.5 ? - Text output options: Embed fonts => tick ? Wolff when I save as- PDF- a window pops up: Thank you guys :D So PDF is the only way, at least there is that. I think I understood that with png we will always have edges like this when zooming in.īut how to save it otherwise to be able to have a final vector image without having to open it in Inkscape ? like if we want to send a final vector image to a printing company to print a logo for example It’s mainly used by people who want to create artwork, but photographers, marketers and graphic designers will also find it helpful. I created my logo with Inkscape so it's format SVG, on Inkscape when I zoom in it does not pixel.īut when I zoom in on the png file exported, the edges/strokes are not smooth, are serrated, pixel. You can create logos, infographics, posters and flyers.

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