Desktop app downloads

Use the official VectorCraft app page for the normal download route or its GitHub release for specific packages. The project documents Windows, macOS, Linux and FreeBSD builds. Match the architecture and package format to your system, then check the release notes. This guide references v0.9.0 as reviewed on October 11, 2026.

The browser version needs setup

VectorCraft’s WebAssembly route is a self-hosted application build. A downloadable web package does not establish a public hosted editor you can open immediately. Follow the versioned repository instructions for the web build and deployment. The ArtCraft Studio launch button is for a different product, and this guide does not claim to have deployed VectorCraft.

What about phones and tablets?

No native iOS or Android package is listed in the referenced release. That finding does not establish that a self-hosted build is comfortable on every touch screen. Small screens, graphics support and file handling need their own checks. Avoid treating a similarly named app-store result as the official VectorCraft without a verified project link.

Choose an app or a single-task converter

For a logo trace, our converter lets you choose an image, adjust detail and smoothing, then inspect the paths and download. You can continue manual path editing in a compatible application afterward. That is a focused conversion workflow, not the complete VectorCraft app.

TaskWhere to begin
Draw and refine vector artworkThe full VectorCraft application
Inspect or modify the implementationThe official repository
Host a full browser workspaceVersion-matched web build instructions
Turn one JPG, PNG or WebP into SVGOur free local browser converter

Frequently asked questions

Is VectorCraft only a website?

No. The official project publishes desktop releases and documents a browser build.

Is there a verified native phone app?

The referenced v0.9.0 release does not list native iOS or Android packages.

Can I make an SVG here without installing it?

Yes. Our separate converter creates SVG paths from a supported image locally in your browser.

Sources and further reading

Official documentation and separately labeled discussion sources support this guide. We have not independently tested every platform or feature.