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What vector-image application can export in Corel or Adobe Illustrator formats?

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Inkscape seems to be the best alternative to Adobe Illustrator, but as far as I can tell it can only read the AI SVG format. There seems to be a solution on Windows but I can't tell if that is also valid on Linux.

I need to provide some vector art to a vendor in either Corel or Adobe Illustrator formats.

What Linux applications can I use?

The vector art is quite simple, so it's not a problem if I have to re-create it in a new application. What counts is that the output file is a format recognized by the industry.

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answered 1 Year ago confiorc · Accepted Answer

Corel as well as Illustrator can recognize and read SVG format. But the problem is that sometimes they don't open SVG properly.
Generally some publishers can print from pdf. I think, the main issue is to get along with the publishing house about the file prepared for print.