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Open source
24 alternativesProvector
Use Provector to create vector illustrations with its lightweight drawing interface.
About Provector
Provector is an open source vector graphic drawing tool that runs directly in a modern web browser. It is described as lightweight and free, and is intended for technical drawings and illustrations. The project is available on GitHub and has a web version at provector.app.
You can create and edit vector paths using tools such as pen tool, anchor point tool, shape builder, trim path, live corner, and perspective transform. Editing commands include offset path, outline stroke, smooth path, and merging overlapping points. It also supports CAD-level object snaps for curves, points, midpoints, tangents, intersections, and boundaries. You can drag and drop or paste images into artwork and use local fonts without browser plugins.
It suits people familiar with vector tools such as Adobe Illustrator or Figma, as well as beginners who can follow the documentation. It is also relevant for those who want a browser-based, open source option for SVG work.
Key features
- Runs directly in a modern web browser
- Pen, anchor point and shape builder tools
- Path commands for offset, outline and smooth
- Object snaps for points, curves and intersections
- Drag, drop or paste images into artwork
- Uses local fonts without browser plugins
Best for: People with Illustrator or Figma experience who want a free browser-based vector tool.
Good for
- Free to use in a browser
- Open source code on GitHub
- Supports CAD-level object snaps
- Documentation available for beginners
Provector at a glance
- Website
- github.com/diaoliu/provector
- Category
- Design & Creative › Image Creation & Editing
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Free
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Create vector graphics in a browser without signing up or subscribing with Provector.
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Open source
24 alternativesSVG graphics can be edited in Method Draw, an open-source vector editor that runs in a web browser.
Draw vector artwork with shapes, gradients and layers in Vector Paint's browser-based editor.
Draw, edit, style, and animate vector graphics in DrawSVG, an online SVG editor.
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Provector FAQ
What is Provector?
Provector is a lightweight vector drawing tool for technical drawings and illustrations that runs in a web browser.
Is Provector free?
Yes, the project description states it is free to use in a modern browser.
Do I need to install anything to use Provector?
No installation is described. You use it directly in a modern browser and can access local fonts without plugins.
Is Provector open source?
Yes, its source code is published on GitHub where development and translation contributions are accepted.
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