Online vector drawing
A vector editor in your browser, with the same icons as Illustrator: Bézier pen, pencil, type, shapes, SVG/JPEG/PDF import, multi-select and groups. Export SVG, PDF, PNG, JPG or WebP.
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At a glance: Online vector drawing
Online vector drawing — A vector editor in the browser with a Bézier pen, shapes, type, SVG/JPEG/PDF import, multi-select and groups. Export SVG, PDF, PNG, JPG or WebP without sending files to a server.
A graphic studio in your browser, with Illustrator tools
ToolPixy’s vector studio runs entirely in the browser: Bézier pen, pencil, type, shapes, SVG/JPEG/PDF import, multi-select, groups and layers. Files stay on your device and you can export without creating an account.
Files are processed in the browser and are not sent to a server.
Icons and shortcuts like Illustrator: V, P, N, T, M, L.
SVG, SVG paths only, PDF, PNG, JPG and WebP.
How to use it
- Pick a tool from the left bar: the icons match Illustrator (selection, pen, pencil, type, shapes).
- Draw on the artboard, or import an SVG, JPEG, PNG or PDF file.
- Select one or more objects with Shift, change fill and stroke, group them or edit nodes.
- Set the artboard width and height, then export SVG, PDF, PNG, JPG or WebP.
What you can do
Draw precise paths or freehand sketches, then move nodes like in a classic vector editor.
Open an existing drawing or a PDF page. Paths stay editable when the file contains them.
Select several objects, change fill and stroke together, group them and move the group.
No account and no upload: the project can stay on your computer.
Why processing happens in your browser
Drawing, file import and export stay on your device: nothing is uploaded to ToolPixy. That is the simplest option when you work on a logo, an icon or a PDF you do not want to leave your computer.
Frequently asked questions
Are imported files sent to a server?
No. Importing and drawing happen in the browser. Files do not leave your device.
Is this an Illustrator alternative?
It is a lightweight vector studio in the browser, using the same icons as Illustrator’s main tools. It is for logos, icons, drafts and SVG files, not a full desktop replacement.
Which files can I import?
SVG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and PDF. If a PDF or AI file contains paths, the studio tries to read them; otherwise it shows a raster preview.
Do I need an account?
No. You can draw, import and export without signing up.