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How to Convert SVG to Presentation using Python. For more information: https://kb.aspose.com/slides/python/how-to-convert-svg-to-presentation-using-python/
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import aspose.slides as slides | |
filepath = "C://Words//" | |
#Applying the licence for Aspose.Slides to convert SVG to PPTX | |
svgtoSlidesLicense = slides.License() | |
svgtoSlidesLicense.set_license(filepath + "Conholdate.Total.Product.Family.lic") | |
# Make an empty presentation using the Presentation class object | |
with slides.Presentation() as sampleSvgPres: | |
#Access the first slide of the newly created presentation | |
slideForSvg = sampleSvgPres.slides[0] | |
#Load the SVG file content and insert that inside the presentation image collection | |
with open(filepath + "410.svg", 'r') as svgfile: | |
svgContent = svgfile.read().rstrip() | |
ppSVGImage = slides.SvgImage(svgContent) | |
#Add an SVG Image from the disk inside the images collection of the presentation | |
svgImageForSlide = sampleSvgPres.images.add_image(ppSVGImage) | |
#Insert a picture frame inside the shapes collection of the slide | |
slideForSvg.shapes.add_picture_frame(slides.ShapeType.RECTANGLE, 0, 0, 720, 540, svgImageForSlide) | |
#Save the presentation in PPTX format with an SVG image on the disk | |
slideForSvg.save(filepath + "PresentationWithSvg.pptx", slides.export.SaveFormat.PPTX) | |
print("Process Completed") | |
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