: Is it possible to online search for PDF vector images? I'm trying to find an easy way to search the internet for PDF vector images. Update: using "free to use, share or modify, even commercially"

@Turnbaugh909

The problem is, there's no indexing of whether or no .pdf files contain either pixel or vector images.

One can open up a .pdf using Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Serif, (or Inkscape if one wants a free solution), &c., but one won’t know until opening up the file how what it contains is represented in the file.

Moreover, the contents of the image are separate from the licensing — just ’cause it’s on the web doesn't mean that you can open it, strip it out and use it. Please consider copyright.

If you want a vector image of a spaceship why not draw it yourself?

Or, since this is for education, why not learn how to create spaceships? Use the Open Vehicle Sketch Pad: openvsp.org/ — there’s a gallery of images, and it should be possible to export to a fileformat which can be converted into SVG.

Further, it's simple to convert a .pdf to .svg using Inkscape or some other tool.

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