SVG Path to CSV Coordinates

Export SVG path coordinates as CSV data. Extract X, Y coordinate pairs from SVG paths for use in spreadsheets, databases, and data analysis tools.

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Extract path coordinates, length, bounds & georeference

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How to Use

1

Upload SVG

Upload your SVG file.

2

Select paths to export

Choose which paths to include and set sampling interval.

3

Download CSV

Download the CSV with columns: path_id, x, y, command_type.

SVG Path Coordinates as CSV

CSV is the universal interchange format for tabular data — supported by every spreadsheet, database, and data analysis tool. This converter exports SVG path coordinates as CSV, making them accessible for analysis, processing, and import into any data system.

Real-World Examples & Use Cases

Coordinate Analysis

Export SVG boundary coordinates to CSV for statistical analysis or data processing in Python or R.

Database Import

Export path coordinates as CSV for import into a spatial database like PostGIS.

Frequently Asked Questions

What columns does the CSV have?
The CSV includes: path_id (the SVG element id), subpath_index, point_index, x, y. Optionally: command_type for raw command export.
Can I open the CSV in Excel?
Yes. The CSV uses standard comma-separated format and opens directly in Excel, Google Sheets, and LibreOffice Calc.

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