Convert SVG to PDF
The web's vector picture format: shapes and text described as maths, so it stays razor-sharp at any size and the file stays tiny. Lolly reads almost any SVG (sanitising out scripts first) and, on export, outlines every letter to a path so it renders even where the font isn't installed. It can carry a Content Credential and even reproduces CSS box-shadows.
The universal 'looks the same everywhere' document. Lolly writes true page sizes at real physical dimensions (A4, US Letter, and so on), outlines text to paths, and can build multi-page documents. It can lock a PDF with a password (a light 40-bit RC4 lock, or strong AES-256) and carry Content Credentials, and it reads PDFs back in as editable artwork.
Most tools like this are upload sites: your file goes to their server, and ads pay the bill. Lolly runs on your device, so your file stays with you.
- Runs on your device
- Free, no account
- Nothing is uploaded
What Lolly supports
- Resolution-independent vector
- Physical & print sizing
- Text outlined to paths
- Embeds bitmap images
- Content Credentials (C2PA)
- Password protection
What carries over: Nothing embedded carries over: the new file is written fresh with Lolly's own details, and your original keeps its own.
Content Credentials survive this format
Everything happens on your device, so it works with the Wi-Fi off.