Design a logo for your business, a poster for an event or a label for a product. Draw the artwork, add lettering and save versions for your website, presentation or printer.

Start with a business name, a rough sketch or artwork someone has sent you. Turn it into a logo, icon set or poster you can revise for the next project.
Create a business logo, club badge or matching website icons, then resize them for each use.
Design logos & icons →
Choose colours for a brand, add a gradient to an illustration or repeat a motif in a greeting card. Save the colours you will reuse.
Draw posters & artwork →Build a club badge from simple shapes, cut a letter out of an emblem or align a row of matching website icons.
Design logos & icons →
Separate a poster’s background and text, align sponsor logos and make revisions to the right layer.
Arrange a busy design →Bring in Sketch and Figma files, start from a design system and send the result out for comments — all as editable SVG.
Open a .sketch or .fig file as an editable document — artboards, symbols with overrides, text, images and smooth corners. Whole UI kits open in the background.
Learn more →File ▸ Export Sketch… writes a .sketch file that Sketch opens, so a colleague can carry on in their own app.
Learn more →Drop a .zip of images, SVGs, PDFs or design files on the app and it opens as one document, with one artboard per file.
Learn more →Pick a ready-made library in the Design Systems gallery: Material Design 3, Bootstrap, Carbon, Ant Design, Lucide and open-licence icon families such as Font Awesome Free and Phosphor.
Learn more →Search a library and drag a component onto the page. The Resources gallery links the main official design kits; the Assets palette shows components by category and opens one in its own artboard.
Learn more →Publish your artboards to a web page through iCloud. Reviewers comment in the browser and their notes come back as numbered pins in the Comments palette.
Learn more →The console remembers the conversation, sees your canvas and draws while it writes. Every result is a state you can restore or compare; choose Fast or Max effort.
Learn more →A big UI kit stays smooth to zoom and edit.
Learn more →Artboard thumbnails with double-click to centre, presets for current phones, tablets and watches, recent files with thumbnails, and dialogs that open as sheets of their window.
Learn more →Try “a simple mountain badge in two colours”, watch it appear on the canvas, then ask for changes in the same chat or refine the shapes yourself. The App Store version has a built-in AI service with usage limits; the direct download uses your own API key.
Start artwork with AI →
Choose a project and follow the steps from the first shapes to a file you can use.
Create a business logo, club badge or matching website icons, then resize them for each use.
See how →Create a business logo, club badge or matching website icons, then resize them for each use.
See how →Curve a club name around a badge or arrange a headline and lettering for a poster or label.
See how →Illustrate an event poster, draw a greeting card or build a diagram for a presentation.
See how →Prepare a flyer, poster or label at the required size and export a PDF for your printer.
See how →Adapt a supplied logo or illustration and deliver an SVG, PDF or image copy for the next job.
See how →Trace a bitmap logo or scanned sketch, clean up its shapes and recolour it for a new project.
See how →Ask for a badge or icon idea, then refine the generated vector shapes into your own design.
See how →Reuse a script to arrange repeated objects or apply a familiar artwork operation. Inspect the result before saving the design.
Learn more →Separate a poster’s background and text, align sponsor logos and make revisions to the right layer.
See how →Open a palette from the Window menu and place it where you work.

Type an exact position, size, scale or rotation for the selected object. Align objects and set fill, stroke and opacity from the same strip.

Pick the tool for the next step: selection, pen, shapes, text, eyedropper or zoom. The squares at the bottom show the current fill and stroke.

Keep the colours of a project in one list, CMYK and registration colours included. Apply a swatch to the fill or to the stroke.

Choose a linear, radial, sweep, conical or mesh gradient. Set the colour and position of each stop, then the angle and the spread.

Fill a shape or a stroke with circles, dots or an image. Set the size, add a background or make a pattern from your own artwork.

Set the weight of an outline, its caps and joins. Turn it into a dashed line or add a start and an end marker.

Set the opacity and the blend mode of the selected object.

Choose the brush for the strokes you draw. Define a new brush from selected artwork and reuse it across the design.

Search the library of ready-made symbols, or keep your own artwork as a symbol and place it again in the document.

Choose the font and style of the selected text. Set size, leading, kerning and scaling.

Align the paragraph, set indents and the space before and after it, and turn hyphenation on or off.

Line up the selected objects by an edge or by their centre, or space them evenly.

Read the position and the size of the selected object.

See every object of the design in order. Show, hide or lock one, and move it above or below the others.

See the whole page with a frame around the part on screen. Drag the slider to zoom.

Scatter copies of a shape as you drag. Set the size, the density and the dot size of the spray.

Run a script on the document. The list opens with examples such as Grid Of Squares, Color Wheel and Spiral Path.
The direct Mac download includes Image Trace and PDF, PNG and TIFF export. These are Pro features in the free-to-download App Store version. For AI, the direct download requires your own API key.