VectorCraft
An open-source vector-design app — pen and Bézier precision, resolution-free illustration that stays sharp at any zoom.
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Features
System Requirements
Minimum 4GB RAM. Low storage requirement (1GB reserved). macOS 15+: Supports both Intel and M-series chips. Windows 10/11 64-bit: No specific GPU requirements.
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Introduction
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VectorCraft is a free, open-source vector-illustration app, written from scratch in Rust with a full vector workflow. The big win of vector art is that it stays razor-sharp at any zoom, ideal for logos, icons, posters and illustrations.
What it lets you do:
- Draw shapes precisely with the pen and Bézier curves: real anchors and handles for total control over every arc and outline.
- Design logos, posters and art: live blends, a pathfinder (boolean add/subtract/intersect operations), clipping masks, a perspective grid for drawing on two-point planes that stays editable, and full layer management.
- A familiar interface: tools and panel layouts follow mainstream vector-design apps, so it's quick to learn.
Product highlights:
- Native, fast, pure Rust: wgpu GPU rendering with no Electron or embedded browser, so even heavy path work stays smooth.
- Agent-drivable: ships an MCP server, so every action is a command for automated output.
Team & tech: built by the community ArtCraft team (GitHub user storytold, site getartcraft.com); the Craft series is 100% pure Rust with an egui UI, and is an independent open-source work unaffiliated with any third-party commercial software.
Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, and a browser (WebAssembly) build. In active development.