Corel Vector
Web-based vector app offering cross-platform access for design enthusiasts and professionals. Features customizable templates, cloud storage, and intuitive tools for universal use.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Chrome OS
Corel Vector is officially retiring on August 31st, 2025. After this date, the software and your stored files will no longer be available. Its functions are now included in 
CorelDRAW Go
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Portable
- Ad-free
- Built-in Color Picker
- Works Offline
- Website wireframing
- Dark Mode
- Cloud Sync
- Support for Layers
- Drawing Tablet Support
- Web fonts
- Color Picker
- Embedded tutorials
- Browser-based
- Vectorize raster images
- Global palette
- UI Design
- Persistent Linux
- Master Design
- Asset Pipeline
- Resource export
- Unlimited Canvas Area
Tags
- Web Design
- SVG
- icons
- illustration
- User interface
- graphics
- logos
Corel Vector News & Activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Corel Vector
Corel to discontinue web-based design software Corel Vector on August 31, 2025Corel has announced that it will discontinue Corel Vector, its web-based vector design application,...
Recent activities
- Fla updated Corel Vector
- POX updated Corel Vector
- updated Corel Vector
- Maoholguin updated Corel Vector
- POX updated Corel Vector
- POX added Corel Vector as alternative to CorelDRAW Go
Boaboaop added Corel Vector as alternative to The Color Changer
POX added Corel Vector as alternative to Hyvector
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What is Corel Vector?
Corel Vector is a web-based vector app for design hobbyists and aspiring pros.
The web-based vector graphics app that empowers you to create on any device. Design your creative projects in a user-friendly tool with intuitive, powerful features and save your projects to the cloud to access them anywhere there’s a web browser.
- Easy to learn and use: Kick-start your creations with diverse, curated templates. Enjoy a smooth learning curve without unnecessary complexity.
- Flexible and affordable: Indulge in your design pastime with fast, flexible tools that work the way you do and won’t break the bank.
- Unlimited cloud storage: Keep your designs safe, synced, and available across devices with unlimited space in Corel Vector’s cloud.
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Corel Vector information
Developed by
Corel Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $8 and $10 per month.Rating
Average rating of 3.1Alternatives
69 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Has a lot of functions on a nice environment, really intuitive and usefull.
Exactly. And, even worse, they don’t offer a lifetime license, like the guys from Serif do. Gravit Designer costs almost USD 100 per year, while you get Serif’s Affinity Draw for less than EUR 70 for lifetime. I’d buy Affinity if I were a Windows user still, or if a Linux version was available. So I think I’ll change to sK1, which I think is better than Inkscape.
So i'm not the only one who is miffed about them going to a 100 a year subscription model. Might as well pay for adobe products at that rate.
Overpriced subscription plans and the website is obnoxiously commercialized now.
Nowadays owned by Corel, and only available as a subscription model, not as a one-time lifetime license. No, thanks.
I used to use gravit in my classroom as all of my students have chromebooks. Unfortunately Gravit is no longer free after being purchased by Corel.
This is NAGware which requires internet or it will not work. You need an older version for it to be really free.
Asks to register instantaneously, after doing so, when you attempt to open a local sketch file it asks you to buy premium. And after you start the trial it tells you the sketch file you tried to open is not compatible because it was made with sketch 30+. It couldn't check if the file was compatible BEFORE asking for premium, right? Absolute rippoff.