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What is the Best Alternative to Inkscape?

Inkscape is an open-source vector graphics editing platform. It is primarily used for designing simple vector projects.

Why Choose Curve Over Inkscape?

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Features Features		Inkscape Inkscape
Pen Tool Pen Tool
Autotrace Autotrace
Timelapse Timelapse
Isometric Grid Isometric Grid
3rd Party Pencils 3rd Party Pencils
Figma Import Figma Import
Sketch Import Sketch Import
Unsplash & Iconator Unsplash & Iconator

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What Am I Looking At?

The Inkscape user interface leaves a lot to be desired. It shares some similarities with Adobe Illustrator - many of its functions are hidden beneath complex submenus.

But Vectornator has an intuitive UI that drastically reduces the learning curve for new designers just getting into vector drawing. Plus, our templates and tutorials help smooth the process even more.

Awesome!!!!

This product is exceptional! User-friendly and versatile with great features!

Paul Rand

Graphic designer

Lackluster Hardware Integration

Inkscape doesn't have an iPad or iPhone app, which means they don't support the use of an Apple Pencil for your vector drawing. In fact, they don't support the use of a third-party stylus at all!

But with Vectornator, you can work on Mac, iPad, or iPhone, and you can use whichever drawing tool you feel most comfortable with. Our goal is to give graphic designers the ability to use high-quality design tools that will support their chosen vector graphics editor.

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Vectornator Feels at Home in the Apple Ecosystem

If you love the Apple user experience, opening Inkscape for the first time might be a bit jarring. The MacOS version especially feels out of place.

This is one reason why Vectornator is becoming the industry standard in the Apple ecosystem: It's built to be cross-platform across all your Apple devices, including iOS and iPad. Since Vectornator is built to feel like an Apple application, it integrates seamlessly into your graphic design workflow.

Limited Third-Party Importing Options

While Inkscape supports the classic import options of PNG, EPS, PDF, and SVG files, it doesn't support third-party document importing for file types like Figma, Illustrator, or Sketch. Vectornator supports all three of these file formats, allowing you to work on your image editing in combination with whatever platform is the most convenient.

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Integrated Library

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Over 80k Free Integrated Libraries

Inkscape doesn't have an integrated library of vector content, but in Vectornator, you can access over 80k royalty-free icons and Apple SF Symbols to use in your designs. Plus, you can even use our in-app Unsplash integration to import royalty-free images .