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EMF — Enhanced Windows Metafile

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EMF (Enhanced Metafile) is Windows' 32-bit vector format, successor to WMF and the standard intermediate format for printing and pasting graphics into Microsoft Office. Our exporter works directly, without Inkscape: the map is rendered through QGIS to SVG, then paths are parsed into polylines and written as binary EMF records (EMR). Honestly: the output is stroked outlines (black pen, no fills or labels), convenient for pasting into Word, Visio, and PowerPoint and scaling without pixelation.

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Hovedfunksjoner

Direct export without Inkscape (pure Python, binary EMR records)
32-bit coordinates — large maps without scale overflow
Pipeline QGIS → SVG → polylines → EMF
Stroked outlines of roads, buildings, and water bodies
Opens in Office, Visio, LibreOffice, Inkscape, CorelDRAW
Example EMF export (central Moscow, 1x0.5 km)
Example: central Moscow, ~1×0.5 km, medium detail

Om EMF-formatet

EMF is a vector format of Windows, the successor of the old WMF. It is the internal graphics language of the system itself: Windows uses it to send a drawing to print and to store vector insets in documents. That is why Word, PowerPoint and Visio accept EMF as a native format and scale it without pixelation.

A map is exported to EMF when the scheme is needed right inside an office document: a terrain plan in an explanatory note, an inset in a presentation, a base under a diagram in Visio, printing a large sheet through an ordinary Windows plotter driver. Putting a PNG picture there means getting a blur when it is enlarged, while EMF stays crisp at any scale.

The export works directly, without Inkscape: the map is rendered to SVG, the paths are broken into polylines and written as binary EMF commands. Honestly about the result: what you get is line outlines in a black pen — roads, buildings and water bodies as lines, without fills and without text labels. If you need a color map with street names, take SVG or PDF.

Hvilket program åpner EMF-filer

Følgende programmer og applikasjoner kan åpne, redigere og arbeide med EMF — Enhanced Windows Metafile (.emf)-filer eksportert fra OSM2CDR:

💻Microsoft Word / Visio / PowerPoint 📄LibreOffice Draw Inkscape 🎨CorelDRAW 💻IrfanView

Format specifications

Hvem bruker EMF-kart

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Pasting a vector district outline into a Word document or PowerPoint slide
A vector scheme of a district in a Word report or in a presentation — without blur when enlarged.
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Importing map contours into Microsoft Visio for a technical diagram
Map outlines in Visio, where they are ungrouped and styled as diagram shapes.
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Printing a large map on an A0/A1 plotter via the standard Windows driver
Printing a large-format sheet through an ordinary Windows plotter driver.
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A contour basemap next to an engineering drawing in an Office document
An outline base plan next to an engineering drawing inside an office document.

Slik eksporterer du EMF

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Velg område
Tegn et rektangel eller polygon på det interaktive kartet på osm2cdr.ru
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Velg EMF
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Eksporter
Klikk Eksporter og motta .emf-filen din på 1–5 minutter
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Last ned
Last ned den ferdige EMF-filen og åpne den i Microsoft Word / Visio / PowerPoint

Slik åpner du filen etter eksporten

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Ofte stilte spørsmål

Is Inkscape required to get EMF?
Does EMF here have color, fills, and labels?
How is EMF different from WMF?
Can the outlines be colored in?
Why are there no street names on the map?
Will the file open on macOS or Linux?

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