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Extract web-optimized SVG files from Libraries and customize the properties of SVG files.

 Effective from November 16, 2021, Dreamweaver has discontinued the functionality of extracting SVG from an Illustrator asset. We encourage you to use this workaround to enable the image format option and convert Illustrator(.ai) assets to PNG 32/PNG 24/PNG 8/JPEG formats. Alternatively, users can export Illustrator assets to SVG format from the Illustrator app.

If you have saved Illustrator or licensed Adobe Stock images in your Creative Cloud Libraries, you can extract them as web-optimized SVG files in your Dreamweaver web pages. When you drag the images from the Libraries panel into your web pages, they are inserted as SVG files by default. For more information, see Reuse graphics stored in Libraries.

If you want to customize the properties of SVG files, you can edit the preferences in options.json file that is present in the following location:

  • Windows: %appdata%\Adobe\Dreamweaver CC 2015\<locale>\Configuration\SVGOptions\
  • Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver CC 2015/<locale>/Configuration/SVGOptions/

The JSon Object for converting .ai files to SVG files can contain the following properties:

Property Name Value Description
trimToArtBounds boolean The SVG covers the art bounds independent of the dimension of the OMG document.
useViewBox boolean If trimToArtBounds and useViewBox are set to true, the content of the document will not be shifted. Instead, the viewBox value of the root SVG element is modified to slice and zoom the content to fit the needs.
constrainToDocBounds boolean Clips the visible content to the document bounds.
preserveAspectRatio string

Aspect ratio as defined by the SVG specification. Setting preserveAspectRatio overrides the computed value of svgWriter. Therefore, it is recommended to not set this value.

Note: For meet or xMidYMid meet use the equivilant string, xMidYMid, for reduced file size.
styling string

This property is optional and defaults to class:

  • class: Use the global  element and reference the style block with the class attribute.
  • style: Use the style attribute to apply styling properties to elements.
  • attribute: Use presentation attributes to apply styling properties to elements.
prefix string A prefix that will be added to every ID and class name. This allows unique naming schemes for every SVG document. Multiple SVG documents can be inlined to a single HTML document without an ID or class name clashes as long as the provided prefixes are unique.
cropRect object A rectangle with the properties x, y, width and height. x and y are optional. Defines a rectangle to which the SVG document gets cropped. Padding is created if the dimension is smaller than the crop rectangle.
minify   Avoids indentations, newlines and whitespaces in the SVG output. Uses minimal IDs.
idType string
  • regular: The default way to create IDs. Preferable based on layer/object names in the application.
  • minimal: Creates shortest possible IDs independent of user defined layer/object names in the application.
  • unique: Create UUIDs based on rfc4122 in the format xxxxxxxx-xxxx-4xxx-yxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx.
precision number The number of digits after the floating point. The number must be in the range of 0 to 10, and if specified otherwise, the number is trimmed. Default is 3.
isResponsive boolean If set to true,the SVG document fills the viewport/image area (no width and height attribtues set on SVG root.)
carriageReturn  boolean By default, svgWriter uses the line ending LF. With carriageReturn set to true, line endings use CRLF.
indentation string Use a custom string as indentation. For example, use tab indentation. The default value in this case is 2 spaces.
fillFilter boolean Filters apply only to the fill of an element. The stroke is unaffected and gets drawn on top of the filtered content.
documentUnits  string mm | cm | pc | in -  Specified document units will be used on the width and height attribute of the root  element.

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