ConclusionĪll in all, Boxy SVG is a modern, well-designed and feature-packed SVG editor that should appeal to a wide range of web designers looking for a good alternative to some of the more popular apps in the industry. Last but not least, the app allows you to save your work to formats such as SVG and SVGZ, as well as PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF, and HTML5. Other noteworthy features include the support for various path operations (unite, intersect, subtract, exclude, close, reverse, and so forth), as well as all the basic arrangement operations such as align to, rotate, flip, order, and group, just to name a few. Furthermore, if you want more, you can easily embed WOFF, WOFF2, TTF, and OTF font files from your own computer.īecause workflow is an important element for any web designer, Boxy SVG has 100 commands with customizable keyboard shortcuts. The fonts library is also quite extensive boasting hundreds of free fonts (provided by Google Fonts). It has extensive support for on-canvas editing of geometrical objects, and it's also quite good when it comes to painting and transforming the objects in question. Boxy SVG's feature set detailedįor starters, it's worth noting that the app employs a Chromium-based rendering engine, which makes it ideal for editing content that will eventually find its way into the latest desktop and mobile web browsers.
The project's main goal is to offer a valid alternative to all those popular apps mentioned above, as well as to make editing icons, banners, charts, and illustrations feel like a breeze for beginners without compromising on the feature department.
However, there's a "new kid" in town ready to prove its worth and it goes by the name of Boxy SVG. Apps such as Adobe's Illustrator, Sketch, and Inkscape have been the go-to picks for web designers and web developers for years on end. When it comes to SVG editors there are a lot of awesome choices out there.
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