

Boxy SVG
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Vector editor for browser with transforms, symbol management, boolean ops, freehand and Bezier paths, advanced shape tools, gradients, raster import/export, grouping, Google Fonts, customizable shortcuts, and HTML5 serialization for diverse designs.
Cost / License
- Pay once or Subscription
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- Flathub
- Linux Mobile
Features
Boxy SVG News & Activities
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Recent News
- POX published news article about Inkscape
Beyond Adobe's pricey products: my graphic designer’s toolbox on LinuxI've spent years polishing my craft with Adobe’s heavyweight suite, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesig...
Recent activities
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Comments and Reviews
As the others have said, it's a nice, clean, simple SVG editor. It's a shame that macOS and Windows users don't have access to the FOSS version (and that's the deduction of the one star). I use the flatpak on Linux and it does what I need it to do. Unfortunately I won't be able to recommend it to many of my techs who live in the third world and don't have a software budget, and who don't use Linux.
Pretty good vector graphic design software. It's not as complete as Inkscape or Illustrator, but it's pretty lightweight, and it does the job when you have quick edits to do. I use it on Linux, so the software is actually free, which is very nice! I use it alongside Inkscape, which I use for more complex projects.
It seems that this program is no longer free. ($ 9,99)
It really would be nice if authors would state the change in their description.