Is it possible to specify that as SVG image should produce output in CMYK? If so, is it a big task? What if the image has its colours specified in RGB, is it difficult to convert them to CMYK?
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SVG supports ICC colors, using ICC color profiles, which would let you do what you need, but it's not yet supported by any browser :(
SVG 2.0 adds support for unmanaged colors allowing you to specify a CMYK color with an sRGB fallback:
<circle fill="#CD853F device-cmyk(0.11, 0.48, 0.83, 0.00)"/>
You can also use
icc-named-color()
to specify a spot color which would be defined in a linked ICC color profile.At this time, this is still a working draft spec, but some tools may support it such as Apache Batik's svgcolor12 branch.