- For anyone who still needs this, I wrote a basic function that can let you save a file as an emf from matplotlib, as long as you have inkscape installed.
I know the op didn't want inkscape, but people who find this post later just want to make it work.
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import subprocess
import os
inkscapePath = r"pathoinkscape.exe"
savePath= r"pathoimagesfolder"
def exportEmf(savePath, plotName, fig=None, keepSVG=False):
"""Save a figure as an emf file
Parameters
----------
savePath : str, the path to the directory you want the image saved in
plotName : str, the name of the image
fig : matplotlib figure, (optional, default uses gca)
keepSVG : bool, whether to keep the interim svg file
"""
figFolder = savePath + r"{}.{}"
svgFile = figFolder.format(plotName,"svg")
emfFile = figFolder.format(plotName,"emf")
if fig:
use=fig
else:
use=plt
use.savefig(svgFile)
subprocess.run([inkscapePath, svgFile, '-M', emfFile])
if not keepSVG:
os.system('del "{}"'.format(svgFile))
#Example Usage
import numpy as np
tt = np.linspace(0, 2*3.14159)
plt.plot(tt, np.sin(tt))
exportEmf(r"C:UsersuserName", 'FileName')
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