Convert SVG to TIFF with NET REST API

In this basic article, you’ll learn how to convert SVG to TIFF with NET REST API. We will create an SVG to TIFF converter with C# Low Code API by adhering to the detailed steps mentioned in the following sections. The generated code can be integrated with any .NET application supported in macOS, Windows, or Linux environments and conversion can be done for free.

Prerequisite

Steps to Convert SVG to TIFF with NET REST API

  1. Set the Client ID and Client Secret for the API to convert SVG to TIFF
  2. Create an instance of the ImagingAPI class with client credentials to perform SVG to TIFF conversion
  3. Specify the source SVG and output TIFF file names
  4. Access and load the sample SVG file and upload it to cloud storage
  5. Create an instance of the ConvertImageRequest with input SVG file stream and output TIFF format
  6. Call the ConvertImage method to convert SVG to TIFF with NET REST API
  7. Save the response TIFF file stream on the local disk

The process of exporting the file type from SVG to TIFF with C# Low Code API is explained below. We will initiate the initialization of the SDK by using an instance of the ImagingAPI class. We will then load the source SVG file using a FileStream from the disk and then by using a ConvertImageRequest class instance perform the conversion to a TIFF using the ConvertImage() method.

Code for SVG to TIFF Conversion in NET Low Code API

This precise code example exhibits how to convert SVG to PSD with C# Cloud API. After addressing the pre-requisite steps, you must provide a path to access the source SVG image on the disk using Aspose.Imaging REST API SDK performs the rendering to PSD. The generated PSD image file stream is received as a response after the conversion is completed and you can then save it locally on the disk..

In this article, we have covered how to transform SVG to TIFF with Cloud API. If you are interested in performing SVG to PSD conversion, refer to the article on Convert SVG to PSD with NET REST API.

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