Yes — ICC profile embedded in the EPUB cover (if any) is preserved into the SVG. Most retailer-uploaded ebook covers ship as sRGB, which the SVG keeps. For print-ready CMYK output, use a separate /image-to-cmyk/ step after extraction.
Can I extract specific pages of the EPUB as SVG, not just the cover?
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Yes — the page-range advanced option accepts inputs like `1,3,5` or `10-15` to pick which rendered EPUB pages get turned into SVG files. Useful for grabbing illustrations or pull-quotes for marketing.
Why is my extracted SVG cover blurry or low-res?
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The EPUB contained a low-resolution cover. Many older ebooks ship with 600×900 or smaller cover JPGs — upscaling makes them softer, not sharper. For marketing assets, source the high-res cover from the publisher rather than upscaling the in-book copy.
What about transparency in the SVG?
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PNG SVG preserves transparency if the EPUB cover had an alpha channel (rare for ebooks; common for promo art). JPG SVG cannot store transparency and flattens onto white. For logo / icon work, target PNG or WebP SVG.
Does the EPUB to SVG converter strip text from page images?
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No — rasterization is pixel-faithful. Text on the EPUB page renders as pixels in the SVG, no OCR or text extraction happens. For editable text, use /epub-to-docx/ or /epub-to-txt/ instead of this image route.
Is my EPUB file private during SVG extraction?
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Yes — uploaded EPUB files are processed in isolated workers and deleted within minutes. Cover extraction is a single-pass read with no human review.
How long does it take to render a 400-page EPUB as SVG files?