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Generation of EPS Encapsulated PostScript file PlantUML can generate images using EPS format. Those file can be integrated in LaTeX or PDF documents with a better result than PNG files, because EPS is a scalable format.

Generation of EPS Encapsulated PostScript file PlantUML can generate images using EPS format. Those file can be integrated in LaTeX or PDF documents with a better result than PNG files, because EPS is a scalable format.

EPS
EPS is a graphical format which is scalable. It means that when you zoom an image, you don't loose quality. So this format gives good printing result.

EPS Support
You can enable it by using -teps flag with the command line.
You can also use format="eps" in the ant task definition.

<target name="main"> <plantuml dir="./src" format="eps" /> </target>

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Generation of EPS Encapsulated PostScript file PlantUML can generate images using EPS format. Those file can be integrated in LaTeX or PDF documents with a better result than PNG files, because EPS is a scalable format.	Generation of EPS Encapsulated PostScript file PlantUML can generate images using EPS format. Those file can be integrated in LaTeX or PDF documents with a better result than PNG files, because EPS is a scalable format.
	EPS EPS is a graphical format which is scalable. It means that when you zoom an image, you don't loose quality. So this format gives good printing result.
	EPS Support You can enable it by using `-teps` flag with the command line. You can also use `format="eps"` in the ant task definition. `<target name="main"> <plantuml dir="./src" format="eps" /> </target>`