

Optionally, you can ‘Constrain Proportions’ of the file, depending on your needs. Similarly, the ‘Width’, ‘Height’ and ‘Scale’ of the object can be increased or decreased, while the ‘OffsetX’ and ‘OffsetY’ features along with the ‘Rotate’ tool help you customize the position and angle of the SVG. As such, you can modify the ‘Fill’ and ‘Stroke’ color of the object in your SVG file, by picking the shade you want to use.

Edit your Scalable Vector Graphics file and convert it to JPG, BMP or PNGįrom the side panel, you can adjust the ‘Vector Properties’, for instance the ‘Color’, ‘Size', ‘Offset’ and ‘Rotate’ options. The main window of Free SVG Editor allows you to load the file that you want to process, either by browsing through your system and opening it or by drag and dropping it over the utility. Clean and accessible looksįollowing a brief and uneventful installation process, you can launch the program and get started working with it right away, as its basic and straightforward appearance makes it suitable particularly for novices. You can also transform objects or drawings by rotating, skewing and scaling.Free SVG Editor is a fairly simple software utility created to help you modify the contents of Scalable Vector Graphics files, also enabling you to output them to other formats, like JPG, WMP, BMP or PNG, with minimal effort entailed for you. It supports SVG specific shape tools and supports additional illustration tools such as the Pencil tool for free-form shapes and Pen tools for curve shape. The design tools allow you to select, draw, and edit objects easily. It features various tools for optimizing content creation and gives you a decent feeling of control over what you are creating. The editor is basic but has everything you need to produce some impressive results.


The developers also guarantee that as a result, Sketsa also produces very clean SVG XML code. SVG therefore benefits from the various XML tools that make it so easy to manipulate, generate, search and edit SVG files. What is SVG you ask? SVG is basically an open standard language for drawing two-dimensional (2D) graphics in XML developed by W3C. There are not many drawing applications which are cross platform but Sketsa SVG editor uses SVG as its native file format. Cross platform vector drawing based on SVG format
