Yeah Inkscapes UI is a little odd - plus it lacks certain tools I need.įor that type of work you mentioned I think Gravit will be good. Gravit has a really cool interface but I wanna know if it can be used in a daily (non advanced) production pipeline or at the moment it’s just a hobbyst and early adopters tool. You could also try out options like Affinity Designer, Gravit Designer, or Vectr. If you want a web app that can help you with page layout, try Canva. Something that makes Inkscape unique is its openness to its community. Created all the way in 2003, Inkscape has a growing international community and a lot of loyal fans.

It is compatible with Mac OS, Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS. What are other free alternatives to Inkscape There are many other free alternative options for graphic design software out there. Inkscape is a free and open-source vector graphics editor that can be used by designers, illustrators, web designers, or anyone who wants to create any vector imagery. Some of its noteworthy features include SVG editing tool, live Boolean operations tool, cloud integration, and autosave. I don’t like Illustrator very much (neither Corel) and I just fell in love with Inkscape but that interface really bothers me and I don’t believe it will change soon. Gravity Designer is a web-based illustration tool.

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