EMF (.emf)

Background

    ▪ Microsoft EMF format.
    ▪ Image file format.
    ▪ Used by the Windows operating system and by Microsoft applications as a graphics resource format.
    ▪ EMF is an acronym derived from Enhanced Metafile.
    ▪ Binary format.
    ▪ Stores vector graphics, raster graphics, and text.
    ▪ Stores image data as calls to the Windows graphical device interface (GDI), uncompressed Device Dependent Bitmaps, or uncompressed Device Independent Bitmaps.
    ▪ Successor of the 16-bit WMF format.

Import and Export

  • Export["file.emf",expr] exports arbitrary vector or raster graphics or typeset expressions to the EMF format.
  • Export["file.emf",Graphics[…] ] creates an EMF file representing a Wolfram Language Graphics object.
  • Since EMF supports vector graphics, fonts are not rasterized when exporting to EMF.
  • See the reference pages for full general information on Export.
  • ExportString supports the EMF format.

Elements

  • Data representation element:
  • "Graphics"exports arbitrary graphics to EMF
  • Export uses the "Graphics" element by default.

Examples

Basic Examples  (1)

Export 2D vector graphics as an EMF file:

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See Also

"EPS"  "PDF"  "SVG"  "WMF"  "XBM"

Introduced in 2007
(6.0)