Design Tools
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Graphical Editors
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Drawing Applications
- Sketsa (commercial) is a vector drawing application based on SVG. Sketsa features various tools for optimizing content creation, giving designers unsurpassed support for creativity.
- SViGio Excellent feature-rich WYSYWYG SVG graphics editor. Currently freeware while under development. Updated 24th April 2003. New release due just before Christmas
- e-Picture by beatware
- Scribus Scribus is a Linux DTP application which can import most well formed SVG 1.1. Scribus will export its files complete as an SVG file. Scribus also has a very high quality PDF exporter, suitable for commerical print as well as screen.
- EVE Tiny, simple, cute, vector drawing app that exports to SVG.
- Adobe Illustrator 9+ (commercial)
- CorelDRAW 10 (commercial)
- Jasc WebDraw Version 1 is still basic, but the canvas - source - preview tabbed workflow is nice. Great in combination with other tools. Runs on MS Windows only.
- sphinx SVG
- Realdraw
- Mayura Draw
- Maya
- SVG Composer (commercial) SVG from the Inside Out
- GentleMedia Factory (commercial) is a nice java-based svg authoring system, free for non-commercial use; runs on Linux, Solaris, MacOSX
- Sodipodi is an SVG authoring system for Linux and Windows
- Inkscape, an excellent SVG authoring tool, has replaced Sodipodi. It is available for Linux, Mac and Windows
- Karbon14 is part of the KDE Office project for Linux/Unix systems
- OpenOffice - the openoffice drawing application has limited svg export capabilities.
- Virtual Mechanics (commercial) Suite of three WYSIWYG SVG authoring applications: Web Engine V2, Web Spinner V2, and WebDwarf V2.
- GraPL Desktop (commercial) is a graphing and charting program which can take data from spreadsheets and other data sources, and generate a wide range of charts including analysis such as moving averages, smoothing and sorting. Output is in various formats including SVG.
- C.a.R. (commercial) is a dynamic geometry program intended for schools and education exporting SVG (Deutsch: Z.u.L.)
- XStudio Next (commercial) - gives full control over SVG with design, source, animation & scripting, code-synchronization, css, templates and much more. See also Xynamic
- Aibase (commercial) is a knowledge editor with SVG import/export. Documents can contain structured text, tables, flow-charts and shapes.
- JHotDraw is a framework for vector graphics editor. The framework comes with a sample program which supports SVG 1.2 Tiny.
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Animation Tools
- Ikivo Animator (commercial) is an SVGT (1.1+) animation tool and does not do content creation.
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Presentation Authoring Tools
- Flame Project Open Source cross platform (Windows, Linux, Solaris) GUI application for creating eLearning, similar to Macromedia Captivate.
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Text/XML Editors
- Spket IDE (free for non-commercial use) SVG Editor with JavaScript Syntax highlighting and code completion support. Cross platform editor can run as Standalone application or as Eclipse plugins.
- XMLSpy (commercial) is an XML development tool that supports SVG files. The XMLSpy 2005 Home Edition is free. Available for Windows.
- <oXygen/> SVG Editor/Viewer (commercial) create, edit & validate SVG files. <oXygen/> can render SVG by two means: [1] The Standalone SVG Viewer which can display any SVG file and [2] The Preview Result Pane which can render the SVG result of an XSL transformation. Cross platform editor with a 30-day trial license.
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Other Information
- Comparison table of vector drawing apps at The Mathematical Association of America
See also Other Implementations
