ran Inkscape Portable 0.48.5 from Windows Cmd to convert to SVG.
used Adobe Acrobat Pro actions with JavaScript to split-up the PDF sheets.
The main tool I used was Inkscape which was able to convert text alright. Here is the process that I ended up using. This is a funded project to capture 100 million facts from the scientific literature () much of which is PDF. Kelty) We are continuing to work on PDF2SVG and also downstream tools that do (limited) Java OCR and creation of higher-level graphics primitives (arrows, boxes, etc.) See and. It's still in Alpha, but is moving at a useful speed. We've also converted diagrams to domain-specific XML (e.g. We can now re-create running text from the SVG characters. Later packages will (hopefully) convert the characters to running text and the paths to higher-level graphics objects Which has been tested on a range of PDFs. I have now developed this into a package PDF2SVG which does not use Batik any more: Some text is converted to vectors and cannot be easily reconstructed - you have to install vector fonts and look them up. There is no simple way to convert all PDF to SVG - it depends on the strategy and tools used to create the PDFs. You can intercept the graphics tool with an SVG tool like Batik (I do this and it gives good capture). PDFReader will display as Java Graphics2D). There are some good tools for trying it out (e.g. There is good support for extracting the vector strokes and also for managing fonts. I am currently using PDFBox which has good support for graphic output.
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