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Supports: ODG
ODG is a vector drawing document (OpenDocument Graphics) made in LibreOffice Draw or Apache OpenOffice Draw, while DivX is an MPEG-4 video format. This converter renders one page of your drawing to a fixed image, then wraps that image into a short, silent DivX video clip. It does not animate the shapes — it produces a still picture you can play in a video player, which is mainly useful when you specifically need a logo, diagram, or title card as a DivX clip rather than a static image.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Full name | OpenDocument Graphics (Drawing) |
| Standard | OASIS OpenDocument (ODF), standardized as ISO/IEC 26300 |
| Type | Vector drawing document (shapes, paths, text, embedded images) |
| Storage | Zip-compressed XML package |
| Created by | LibreOffice Draw, Apache OpenOffice Draw |
| Also opened by | Calligra, Collabora Online, OpenDocument Reader |
| Best for | Diagrams, flowcharts, schematics, editable vector layouts |
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Full name | DivX video |
| Codec | MPEG-4 Part 2 (Advanced Simple Profile) |
| Container | AVI-derived (.divx / .avi) |
| Type | Lossy, highly compressed video |
| Audio | None in this conversion — the output is silent |
| Playback | DivX-certified DVD/Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, VLC, MPC-HC |
| Best for | Compact clips for older DivX-certified hardware |
.odg drawing, or click "+ Add Files" to select it from your computer.No. The drawing is rasterized to a single still image and that one frame is held for the whole clip, so the result is a static picture in motion-video form. If you need movement, build an animation in dedicated software first; this tool only turns a fixed page into a video.
No. ODG is a drawing document with no audio track, so the output DivX clip is silent by design. There is no audio codec to configure for this conversion.
Yes, some. Vector shapes are scalable, but DivX is a raster video, so your drawing is flattened to fixed pixels at the resolution you choose. Pick a higher "Video resolution" so thin lines and small text stay crisp, since they cannot be re-scaled after rasterizing.
For most uses, yes. If you just want to view or share the drawing, convert ODG to PNG keeps transparency and sharp edges, convert ODG to JPG gives a smaller photo-style file, and convert ODG to PDF preserves the whole document. Choose DivX only when you specifically need a video clip.
DivX targets older DivX-certified DVD and Blu-ray players and set-top boxes that may not handle modern H.264. For a clip you intend to share online or play on phones and laptops, convert ODG to MP4 instead — H.264 in MP4 is far more universally supported today.
Yes. Files are uploaded over an encrypted connection, processed on our servers, and deleted automatically after a few hours. There is no sign-up, no watermark, and your files are never shared or made public.
This conversion renders the drawing to a single image for the clip. For multi-page drawings, export the pages you need first — convert ODG to PDF keeps every page in one document, and you can then pick the specific page you want as a video.