Thursday 15 September 2016
After two years in the works, the team behind Vectr has finally launched its free cross-platform vector graphics app. The tool lets you create scalable vector graphics using simple and easy-to-use tools; think of it a stripped-down version of Adobe Illustrator. As with other vector imaging apps, you can work with shapes, text and multiple layers. The interface is neatly organized and won’t bog beginners down with non-essential tools and functions. It’s available for free for Windows, Mac, Chrome OS and Linux systems, and also has a Web app with identical functionality. At present, Vectr is a handy tool for…
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