I get things done on computer if I need to, such as writing Instructables, uploading photos and Youtube videos but I don't understand a thing how computer works, keep forgetting how to upload Youtube videos, etc. That brings up my fourth confession: I'm almost computer illiterate. Third, I don't have professional illustrator software or input tablet, not even a mouse, just a laptop with a touch pad (don't even know that's the right technical name). Second, I don't make money, so I always have to make things that can be bought, including website logo graphic. First, my drawing and designing skills are not even equivalent of a finger painter. Since v2.48, it has the ability to load an external style sheet from the command line: rsvg-convert -i layer1 -d 300 -p 300 -s crisp.css -o cleaned.png cleaned.svgĬrisp.Sorry for the long title. If you are able to use librsvg or the commandline version rsvg-convert for the PNG conversion. Normally, this would include changing the source SVG files. You can set the CSS property shape-rendering:crispEdges to suppress antialiasing. In the UI of inkscape in the export process we can specify this, do you know if we can do the same in python, using subprocess or a library ? Library.MagickSetOption(img.wand, b'antialias', b'0') With Image(filename='cleaned.svg') as img:

I've also tried to do it with wand, but there is still antialiasing despite img.antialisaing = False : # Load SVG file as an image object Result = n(, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE) inkscape_path = 'D:/Programmes/bin/inkscape.exe' I've tried to use inkscape with subprocess but i can't find the arguments to tell inkscape that i don't want any compression and antialisazing. I'm triying to convert a svg to png in python, but I don't want any compression and antialiasing.

Logo using inkscape