Notice
The SVG Converter is only for simple PDFs. It has problems with languages other than English, and input text is not wrapped. We recommend the newer HTML converter, as it doesn’t have these limitations. Line wrapping is not supported, meaning that if you have a Dynamic Shortcode like {form:field} and the user inputs something very long in the PDF, the text might go beyond the right margin of the page and be lost.
The SVG Converter is included in the extension PDF Generator for Elementor PRO Form.
With this converter, you can create a PDF template for the form with vector graphic software that can be exported to SVG.
You can use Dynamic Shortcodes inside the template.
The only supported SVG Editor is this free SVG Editor.
Name of the PDF file, whatever stands before the .pdf suffix. Generally, for File System limitations, it is better to give simple names, that are not too long or contain special characters.
The name must be unique, otherwise, previous PDFs will be overwritten. You can also use Dynamic Shortcodes to generate it;The PDF will be stored in the folder. By default, it is under the element or folder in wp-content/uploads.
Pages, here you can paste the code from each single page.