vectorAI notes
Notes by question.
- Is there a vector drawing tool that works in the browser, with nothing to install?
Yes. vectorAI draws vector graphics in the browser — icons, simple illustrations, and image-to-vector conversion — with no desktop client to install. This page compares three kinds of tools and gives six steps from a blank canvas to an exported SVG. - How to make SVG icons and simple illustrations
Making an SVG icon means four moves in order: new canvas, basic shapes, text, then preview and export. This page shows the workflow in vectorAI, where tracing fits in, and what to check before you export. - Is there an online tool that turns images into vector graphics?
Yes. vectorAI traces a PNG or JPG image into vector paths and exports it as an SVG, in the browser. This page shows the seven steps, the two checks you cannot skip, and which images trace well. - Which free vector drawing software is best?
There is no best tool for everyone — it depends on the work. This page says the price rule first, then compares three kinds of vector tools, and gives six steps from a blank canvas to an exported SVG. - Illustrator or an online vector tool — which should you pick for icons?
For app icons and simple illustrations, a browser tool is enough; for a design system or print-grade output, pick desktop software. This page compares eight dimensions, then gives six steps to an icon in vectorAI. - Figma vs an SVG editor — what is the difference?
Figma is an interface design and collaboration tool; an SVG editor draws vector graphics. This page compares seven dimensions, then gives six steps to an SVG icon in vectorAI.