- Select the object(s) to export
- Open the document properties window (Ctrl+Shift+D)
- Select "Resize page to drawing or selection"
- File > Save As Copy...
- Select Optimized SVG as the format if you want to use it on the web
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Thank you, man! |
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Warning If you really care about the size of SVG file, you might consider to search for another method for exporting specific object out of page. |
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This is a somewhat old thread, still, this might be of interest. In Inkscape 0.92, the above recipe works but there's a problem:
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Cheers! |
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Hmmm. I followed this with the vector image I created in Inkscape. I looked at the difference between the png and the svg I exported, and the png file looked significantly better than the svg. Any idea why a png would look better than an svg, even though it was created with Inkscape in svg format? |
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it gives me ine data:image/png;base64 link urli. Thank you!!!! |
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Was trying to use inkscape svg on my web page. Gave me quite the headache. Wish I found this sooner. Thanks |
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thanks! |
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This is really beauty |
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Thankss! very helpful ... |
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Thanks!! |
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thanks