Unfortunately there is a 2MB limit, but if you regularly need files above 2MB converting, there is the possibility to buy the pro version. It will convert both *.ai and *.eps files as well as other formats ( ). There is a free online tool from Neevia technology that you can use to convert files to *.pdf. If you don’t have Adobe Illustrator, your options are a little more limited. Without illustrator: Neevia technology online You should then be able to open it with Inkscape and edit it as you wish.Then click on File > Save as and choose “*.svg” as the option.Then if it is a really complex drawing involving many layers, groups and gradients, it is best if you ungroup everything and put it all on one layer.If it is an *.eps file, illustrator will automatically convert it to *.ai. Open up the drawing in Adobe Illustrator.See the original post below for more detail!īasically if you want to convert an *.ai or *.eps file to *.svg (and therefore be able to use it in Inkscape), there are three ways (that I know of) to do this, depending on the software you have available and on the complexity of the original drawing: As before though you sometimes get issues with gradients, depending on the way the gradients were set up and if the *.ai file was saved with *.pdf compatibility. The latest version of Inkscape actually allows you to open *.ai files directly and then save them as *.svg.

GOOD NEWS!! I’ve been meaning to update this post for a while now.

Eps to svg inkscape