

Corel Vector
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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 typeApplication types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Chrome OS
Discontinued
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
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Recent News
- Paul published news article about Corel Vector
Recent activities
- hotfixer669 liked Corel Vector
- Fla updated Corel Vector
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Comments and Reviews
It's free, it's truly cross-platform (supports Mac, Windows, Linux) and really underrated. Most recent version is branded as GravitDesinger and far ahead of old web version, mentioned here.
I used to use it, but after they forced always online (if using for free) and yearly subscriptions on the software, I see no reason to use it now.
Would have been fine with lifetime licenses with 1 year of updates, and an option to renew to continue update support.
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.