This is the simple code I've been testing with:

importdatetimefromdocximportDocumentSVG="""<svg version="1.1"     width="300" height="200"     xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">  <rect width="100%" height="100%" fill="red" />  <circle cx="150" cy="100" r="80" fill="green" />  <text x="150" y="125" font-size="60" text-anchor="middle" fill="white">SVG</text></svg>"""svg_filename="drawing.svg"withopen(svg_filename,"w")asf:f.write(SVG)document=Document()now=datetime.datetime.now()document.add_heading("Document Title",0)document.add_heading(f"{now}",0)document.add_picture(svg_filename)document.save("demo.docx")

Thank you so much for this fix. I just could not get QR codes sharp in a docx document.

First I used .png files using segno and did "add_picture" in python-docx. The .png images are sharp, but the add_picture resizes and blurs it all. Result is a rescaled and blurred image in the .docx.

Now I make .svg files using segno and I use your branch (https://github.com/takis/python-docx.git, master) to do the add_picture and it is now spot on; no blurring, sharp as anything.

You saved my day ! Thanks again.

I'd love to see this PR approved! It is a great fix for a feature that windows supports. I need this feature for code I'm developing, and can't rely on a branch outside of the main branch, so would love to see the PR approved !!

I've just created new pull request replacing this one:
#1386