As many of you know, there are quite a few websites that sell royalty free graphics. Some sites sell vector graphics (svg) or give you the option to download them as such.
I don't have a graphics editor that will support SVG. Currently, I'm working with an older version of Fireworks. I cannot open a SVG file type. (I also cannot afford to purchase PhotoShop or Illustrator software).
I'm running Windows on my PC.
Questions:
- What are my options?
- Is there a SVG to PNG converter?
- Would the converted file retain everything correctly?
- Would I be able to work with the converted SVG file as I do a PNG?
I'd recommend downloading Inkscape, which is the freeware equivalent of Illustrator. It can export svg to png, and it uses SVG as its native image format.
I'm going to guess you're on Windows, but on Linux I use librsvg2-bin.
Then use rsvg-convert -o output.png input.svg
A quick google search brought me this if you're only going to be able to use Windows: http://www.openclipart.org/wiki/SVG_Tools
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6064310/can-an-svg-vector-graphic-be-converted-to-a-png-file-format-for-use-in-fireworks