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I agree, certainly, but so far I've been pretty disappointed in free SVG creation tools. Any suggestions?
by ggchappell 16y ago
I agree, certainly, but so far I've been pretty disappointed in free SVG creation tools. Any suggestions?
- ajuc 16y agoInkscape ?
- ggchappell 16y agoYou're getting a lot of upvotes. It seems Inkscape is pretty popular. However, I'm afraid that it has been the source of most of the disappointment I'm talking about. I found it to be difficult to learn, and difficult to use once I learned it. It also produced files that wouldn't print. Of course, the latter might be a problem with my printer driver (or whatever), but, strangely, when I took an Inkscape-produced SVG, and printed it to a file -- an SVG file -- then the resulting file would print. (This was on Ubuntu, BTW.) In any case, I'm glad lots of people have found an SVG creation tool that they like, but I'm still looking.
- urza 16y agoIf you want/need to work in browser then I would recommend svg-edit http://code.google.com/p/svg-edit/ http://code.google.com/p/svg-edit/ SVG-edit is a fast, web-based, Javascript-driven SVG editor that works in any modern browser
- ggchappell 16y agoThanks, I'll take a look at that.
- igrekel 16y agoI would be even more interested in tools that generate Raphael Js code. I didn't have as much success as I hoped turning svg to Raphael.