Standard SVG at the center
Documents are saved as SVG, not as a locked project format. Layers, groups, paths, gradients, text, symbols, clipping masks and filters stay editable and can be reused in other applications.
SVG Editor combines a classic illustration workflow with a modern Mac app. It is designed for logos, icons, posters, interface assets, technical drawings, print artwork, web graphics and editable AI-generated vector art.
Documents are saved as SVG, not as a locked project format. Layers, groups, paths, gradients, text, symbols, clipping masks and filters stay editable and can be reused in other applications.
The app uses floating palettes, menu commands, keyboard shortcuts, rulers, guides, measurement fields and a compact two-column toolbox. It is built for users who want direct control instead of template-driven design.
Beyond basic shapes, the app includes pathfinder operations, compound paths, clipping masks, typography controls, linked images, CMYK swatches, CMYK PDF export, scripting and image trace.
The AI Console does not produce a flat picture. It creates or edits real vector objects so the result can be selected, recoloured, reshaped, layered and exported like hand-drawn artwork.