Free Online Vector Editor — Draw Logos & Illustrations

A full vector illustration app in your browser: bezier pen and node editing, editable shapes, layers, and text for logos, icons, and artwork that stays sharp at any size. Imports and exports SVG — an Illustrator alternative with no install and no upload.

VectorCraft

Vector illustration with bezier paths, shapes, and text — SVG in, SVG out.

Full bezier pen and node editingEditable shapes, booleans, and layersText tools for labels and logosImports and exports SVG

First launch downloads ≈22 MB, then it's cached for a year. Nothing is uploaded — your files stay on this device.

This is a desktop-class app — it works best on a larger screen.

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Quick Answer

This free online vector editor gives you the Illustrator workflow in a browser tab: a bezier pen tool with full node editing, editable shapes, layers, and text — everything you need for logos, icons, and illustrations. Artwork exports as SVG, so it scales to any size and opens in any design tool. The editor runs as WebAssembly on your device; your artwork is never uploaded.

How It Works

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Click Launch — the editor downloads once (about 22 MB) and is cached for a year

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Start a new document or open an existing SVG

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Draw with the pen tool, shapes, and text; organize with layers

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Export as SVG (or a rendered image) straight to your downloads

Key Facts

  • Bezier pen tool with full node and handle editing
  • Editable shapes, layers, and text
  • SVG import and export — resolution-independent artwork
  • Built for logos, icons, diagrams, and illustration
  • Works with your existing SVG files
  • GPU-rendered canvas via WebGPU or WebGL2
  • 100% client-side — no upload, no account, no watermarks

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really draw vectors with bezier curves in the browser?

Yes. This is VectorCraft, an open-source vector illustration application compiled to WebAssembly. You get the same class of tools as desktop software: a pen tool that places anchors and drags handles, direct node editing afterward, geometric shapes, and layered documents.

Does it work with SVG files?

Yes — SVG is a first-class format here. You can open existing SVG files to edit or restyle them, and export your artwork as SVG that stays resolution-independent and opens in Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, and browsers everywhere.

Is it good for making a logo?

It covers the core logo workflow well: shapes and bezier paths, precise alignment, text you can convert and refine, and SVG export that scales from favicon to billboard. For quick text-based memes or captions, the single-purpose tools on this site are faster; for a real logo, this is the right tool.

Is my artwork uploaded anywhere?

No. The application runs entirely in your browser tab as WebAssembly. Files open locally and save locally through your downloads folder. There is no server-side processing of any kind.

How is it different from the site's image tools?

The image converters work on pixel formats (PNG, JPG, WebP) — they convert and adjust what is already there. This editor creates and edits vector artwork, where every element is a mathematically-defined path you can reshape endlessly without quality loss. If you need both, draw here and convert the exported SVG to PNG with the converter.