Janvas - Online SVG Editor

Graphic tools The powerful drawing tools allow you to create and edit vector graphics with simple and precise procedures. You can…

Graphic tools The powerful drawing tools allow you to create and edit vector graphics with simple and precise procedures. You can create basic geometric shapes: circle, ellipse, rectangle, text and, with pen and pencil, create any complex shape. Standard SVG Janvas uses the standard SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) format. This means that a file created with Janvas can be opened by any web browser and by the many applications that support this standard for the web and for letterpress printing. Multi-page You can create multi-page documents in any format and size. You can have different-sized pages and use any scale. You can prepare the printing layout for Catalogs, Price lists, Business cards, Invoices, Calendars, Photo books and Packaging. Smart alignments Thanks to smart alignments, you can easily align objects with each other. Smart alignments show the projection lines of nearby objects allowing you to easily align one object with another. You can also define a limit distance between objects. Graphic Library The library contains graphic elements that you can use in your projects: Colors, Gradients, Patterns, Shapes, Icons, Symbols, Images, Vector Masks and Bitmaps. In addition, thanks to pixabay.com, you can search for images of all kinds and use them for free. Google Drive Share your projects online with Google Drive. Your documents will always be with you, wherever you go. Janvas is designed for work groups that collaborate and share projects online. It is the ideal solution for schools and professionals. Interactivity You can associate a link to any graphic element to create an interactive project. You can create interactive media and websites. Moreover, if you are a developer you can create Widgets and Games in SVG using javascript, HTML and CSS. User Interface We have focused on the experience of our users to create an interface that is closer to the expectations of those who plan and design. The tools, the icons, the position of controls and panels are the result of constant research on usability.