PSD2SVG
PSD to SVG converter based on psd-tools and svgwrite.
Install
Use pip to install:
pip install psd2svg
Usage
The package comes with a command-line tool:
psd2svg input.psd output.svg
When the output path is a directory, or omitted, the tool infers the output name from the input:
psd2svg input.psd output/ # => output/input.svg psd2svg input.psd # => input.svg
When --resource-path flag is specified, all png resources are exported
to the path specified by --resource-path:
psd2svg input.psd output.svg --resource-path . # => output.svg, xxx1.png, ... psd2svg input.psd output/ --resource-path . # => output/input.svg, output/xxx1.png, ... psd2svg input.psd output/ --resource-path=resources/ # => output/input.svg, output/resources/xxx1.png, ... psd2svg input.psd svg/ --resource-path=../png/ # => svg/input.svg, png/xxx1.png, ...
API
The package contains high-level conversion function psd2svg:
from psd2svg import psd2svg
# File IO.
psd2svg('path/to/input.psd', 'path/to/output/')
# Stream IO.
with open('input.psd', 'rb') as fi:
with open('output.svg', 'w') as fo:
psd2svg(fi, fo)
# psd_tools IO.
from psd_tools import PSDImage
psd = PSDImage.load('path/to/input.psd')
svg = psd2svg(psd)
print(svg)
# Additionally, individual layers can be directly rendered.
layer_svg = psd2svg(psd[3])
print(layer_svg)The package also has rasterizer module to convert SVG to PIL Image:
from psd2svg.rasterizer import create_rasterizer
rasterizer = create_rasterizer()
image = rasterizer.rasterize(svg)
image.save('path/to/output.png')The rasterizer requires one of Selenium + ChromeDriver, Apache Batik, or Inkscape. Make sure to install them beforehand.
Test
Invoke tox:
tox
Storage backend support
To use AWS S3 storage backend:
pip install psd2svg[s3]
or:
pip install boto3
The tool can specify URL instead of file path (S3 requires boto3):
psd2svg http://example.com/input.psd psd2svg s3://bucketname/path/to/input.psd s3://bucketname/path/to/output/
To use HDFS storage backend:
pip install psd2svg[hdfs,kerberos]
Notes
- SVG 1.1 does not cover all the blending modes in Photoshop (e.g.,
linear-dodge) - Filter effects are approximation. Some effects are not implemented.
- Most of adjustments layers are not implemented.
- Smart object filters are not implemented.
- Browser support: SVG rendering quality greatly differs depending on the browser. Chrome tends to be the best quality.
- APIs of this tool is NOT thread-safe.
- To use HDFS storage backend, Python 2.7 environment is needed and should be Kerberos-enabled and only read access is available.