General options:
-?
, --help
Print the help message listing all command-line options with a short description.
--usage
Print a list of command-line options showing correct syntax for use.
-V
, --version
Print the Inkscape version number and exit. The version number is also available internally from → .
-z
, --without-gui
Do not use X server. Doesn't seem to play well with --verb
.
-f
, --file
Usage: inkscape -f FILENAME
.
Give filename(s) to open upon start up or for use with other
options. The option string (-f
or
--file
) need not be used.
-s
, --slideshow
Removed in v0.46.
Show the given files one after another. Hitting any key will move to the next slide except for Left-arrow, which moves to the previous slide. The standalone program Inkview is a better choice for slide shows as it has more features (and seems to be better behaved). See Appendix A, Inkview.
-x
, --extensions-directory
Print the Inkscape extension directory and exit. Useful for knowing where to install new extensions and checking which ones are included.
--verb
New in v0.46.
Call verb when Inkscape opened. If more than one --verb
given, they will be called in order.
--verb-list
New in v0.46.
Print a list of all verb ids.
--select
New in v0.46.
Select object with given id.
--vacuum-defs
Remove the unused definitions from the <defs> section(s) of an SVG file. Also available internally with the → command. See the section called “Vacuuming Files”. This option does not create a new file but makes the changes in place.
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