A vector editor in the browser
The draw board works with shapes and paths rather than pixels, so everything you draw stays sharp at any size and exports as clean SVG markup you can drop straight into a page, style with CSS or animate. Nothing to install and nothing to license.
It suits the work that sits between a full design tool and a screenshot: a diagram for documentation, an icon to match a set you already have, a quick mock of a layout, or a shape you need as SVG and cannot find in a library.
Why SVG rather than a raster export
An SVG is text. That means it compresses well, scales without blurring on any display, can be recoloured with a single CSS rule, and can be inlined into a page so it costs no extra network request. A PNG of the same drawing is fixed at one size and needs a separate file for every variant.
It also stays editable. Reopening an SVG gives you the same paths and shapes you drew, whereas a raster export has flattened them into pixels and cannot be taken apart again.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this a free online SVG editor?
- Yes. The draw board runs in the browser with no installation, no account and no licence, and exports standard SVG that any editor or browser can open.
- What can I export?
- Drawings export as SVG - standard vector markup you can inline in a page, style with CSS, animate, or open in any other vector editor.
- Why choose SVG over PNG?
- SVG stays sharp at every size, can be recoloured in CSS, compresses well and remains editable because it stores the shapes themselves. A PNG is fixed at one resolution and has flattened those shapes into pixels.