
In the past, Inkscape has always felt clunky and like an afterthought on the Mac.

I’ve always felt that Inkscape possesses a lot of untapped potential. And I’m the most efficient in that program.īut I am a fan of options. I’m the most comfortable using Illustrator. In fact, I’ve been using Adobe Illustrator for roughly 20 years. I’m a casual fan of Inkscape, but not a regular user.


, Inkscape can export to a variety of other file formats. One thing Preview is quite good at is saving files in different formats. A list of available formats in your own Inkscape installation can be found at the bottom of. Grab Inkscape from its website, install and open it.

All I had to do was open the EPS in Preview and Save As… PDF. Step 3 - Open Converted EPS File Select your newly converted EPS file, and select Open. Run Inkscape, go to File>Open to import SVG file to the program. Step 4 - Follow PDF Import Settings Prompts A new window will appear. Your file will now be in your Inkspace design area. I was then able to open it directly with Inkscape and the objects were all in tact for me to change their fill and stroke to my heart’s content. Update 26 October 2012: Since X11 support has been dropped from OS X you have to take some extra steps to install Inkscape on Mountain Lion.
