Draw vectors in a browser tab.
A vector drawing tool built on a real geometry engine — Bézier paths, boolean pathfinding and gradients, running as compiled WebAssembly rather than as a canvas toy. No installer, no licence key.
- Pen tool with corners and curves, plus anchor and handle editing
- Rectangle, ellipse and line tools across multiple artboards
- Pathfinder booleans — unite, subtract, intersect, exclude
- Offset path for inset and outset outlines you can keep editing
- Linear and radial gradients, fills and strokes, layers you can lock and hide
- Import SVG as editable paths; place PNG and JPEG images
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What’s inside
Draw. Combine. Refine. Keep.
Draw
Pen, rectangle, ellipse and line tools on a document that holds as many artboards as you need — drag to draw, Enter to finish a path.
Combine
Real boolean pathfinding — unite, subtract, intersect and exclude — computed in the Rust engine and applied as a single undo step.
Refine
Drag individual anchors and Bézier handles, offset an outline in or out, and paint it with linear or radial gradients.
Keep
Save a versioned .vstudio file and reopen it exactly as you left
it — including fields from newer versions it doesn’t yet understand.
Read this before you rely on it
Lacoura Vector is the newest of the three and the least finished, so here is
the honest version. There is no export yet — you can save and
reopen the native .vstudio format, and import SVG, but SVG, PNG and PDF
export are still being built, so this is not yet the tool to take artwork out
of. There is also no text tool, no snapping or smart guides, and no align and
distribute. The drawing, editing and boolean core is real and tested; the
interchange layer around it is not there yet. It’s free while we build it,
and telling us what you hit is the most useful thing you can do.