We’re greeted with a welcome screen that gives us the option to set a preferred height and width for our document. (Note that at the moment there’s a bug in the dropdown menus on the Linux build, so for now all you penguins might prefer to use the browser version instead).įor those who would prefer to use the browser version–which has the advantage of always being the most up to date, and at the moment may give better performance–go to: / If you’d like to use one of the desktop versions of Gravit head to designer.io/#download and grab the installer for your OS. We won’t get too into the weeds and put every tool under the microscope, rather we’ll take a broad overview so you get the best possible idea of what’s included in this software. In this tutorial I’ll take you through the features that make Gravit Designer so promising.

We later might offer some additional stuff for teams which might be paid (as we need to pay those server bills too) but the Designer will stay free as we want everyone to be able to get access to a free, pro design tool.” In the words of Alex from Gravit, when asked if the program will remain free: “Yes it will definitely stay free and never be crippled by stupid fremium or whatever. It’s under active development with new features being added at a fast rate.Īnd on top of all that, it’s also 100% free with no advertising or intrusive monetization methods.

It’s user friendly, professional grade, and truly cross platform in that it works in the browser, on Linux, Mac, ChromeOS and Windows, and will at a later date be available on iPad and Android too.

Gravit Designer is, in my opinion, the next big vector editing program.

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