Inkscape
A free vector editor built around the open SVG format.

Best for
Designers and illustrators who need paths, logos, icons, and print-ready vectors without a subscription.
Why it deserves attention
Inkscape edits SVG natively, with Bezier and pencil tools, boolean path operations, node editing, gradients, patterns, clones, text-on-path, filters, bitmap tracing, and a Python extension system. It opens and saves SVG, PDF, EPS, and PNG, runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, and is GPL-licensed and free for commercial work. The interface is dense and some operations are slower than Illustrator on very complex files, while CMYK and professional print workflows rely on extensions rather than first-class support.
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Can replace
- Adobe Illustrator
- Affinity Designer
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