Convert SVG files to other image formats Usage: rsvg-convert [OPTIONS] [FILE]... Arguments: [FILE]... The input file(s) to convert, you can use - for stdin Options: -?, --help Display the help -v, --version Display the version information -d, --dpi-x Pixels per inch [default: 96] -p, --dpi-y Pixels per inch [default: 96] -x, --x-zoom Horizontal zoom factor -y, --y-zoom Vertical zoom factor -z, --zoom Zoom factor -w, --width Width [defaults to the width of the SVG] -h, --height Height [defaults to the height of the SVG] --top Distance between top edge of page and the image [defaults to 0] --left Distance between left edge of page and the image [defaults to 0] --page-width Width of output media [defaults to the width of the SVG] --page-height Height of output media [defaults to the height of the SVG] -f, --format Output format [default: png] [possible values: png, pdf, pdf1.7, pdf1.6, pdf1.5, pdf1.4, ps, eps, svg] -o, --output Output filename [defaults to stdout] -i, --export-id SVG id of object to export [default is to export all objects] -l, --accept-language Languages to accept, for example "es-MX,de,en" [default uses language from the environment] -a, --keep-aspect-ratio Preserve the aspect ratio -b, --background-color Set the background color using a CSS color spec [default: none] -s, --stylesheet Filename of CSS stylesheet to apply -u, --unlimited Allow huge SVG files --keep-image-data Keep image data --no-keep-image-data Do not keep image data --completion Output shell completion for the given shell [possible values: bash, elvish, fish, powershell, zsh]