A vector design studio with shape recognition, gradients and effects, generators, type on a path, picture tracing and 200,000 icons — and the same document turns into a real web page when the design is done.
Part of Circuitry Studio — the same AI works in every surface, on the models you choose.
Sketch a circle, a box or a triangle freehand and a tidy shape replaces it. It is still a real object afterwards — double-click and you are editing its vertices, the same as anything drawn with the path pen. From there it takes a gradient fill, an outline and a shadow, so a rough idea reaches a finished look in a few seconds.
Select two or more objects and Combine gives you Unite, Subtract Front, Subtract Back, Intersect, Exclude Overlap and Divide. Unlike grouping, these replace what you selected with one new editable shape — holes and all — which you then reshape vertex by vertex like anything else on the canvas.
Put text on any path — a curve you drew, or a generated spiral — and it flows along it while staying editable text. Font, size, weight, alignment and spacing sit in the Style panel beside gradient lettering, shadow, glow and 3D extrusion. When you want the letterforms themselves, Convert Text to Paths turns the words into editable outlines with their counters kept as real holes.
Text on a curve, 3D text and gradient lettering, with the Style panel’s type controls open.
Select an image and trace it into clean vector shapes you can move, recolour and reshape point by point, at any size. Remove the background first if you only want the subject — and Explode breaks a vector image or a stamped icon into its individual shapes, so you can edit someone else’s artwork like your own.
Select an image, or something you wrote by hand, and OCR reads the printed lettering into a real text object — which you can then retype, restyle, put on a path, or convert to outlines like anything else you typed.
Stamp any of 200,000+ icons and clipart pieces straight onto the canvas, then explode one into shapes and edit it like your own artwork. The font picker keeps your recent faces on top and opens onto the full catalogue of 1,900+ fonts, each previewed in its own face — and you can bring your own.
A design holds as many artboards as you need, laid out on one canvas at their real sizes, each with its own background and its own layer stack to add, reorder, hide, lock and fade. Ruler-based guides snap objects into place, and positions are measured from the corner of the artboard you are working on, so the same number means the same place on every artboard.
A button selected on the page, its markup highlighted beside it, and the element palette on the left.
Export the current artboard, all of them, or a hand-picked set — several at once arrive as a ZIP. SVG is true vector: shapes stay shapes, pen strokes export as their drawn outline so pressure and taper survive, gradients and shadows come across, images are embedded so the file stands alone, and text stays live text. Select a few objects and you can export just those, cropped to their own edges.
A design is a tab beside your project’s real files and your terminals. Draw the logo, trace it, take its background off, then select it and ask the coding agent to put it into the app — the asset lands in your project, and the conversation already knows which object you meant.
The full tour of the Designer →Free for personal, non-commercial use — 10 saved cloud documents, up to 3 of them designs. Commercial work is on a paid plan.
The other surfaces in the studio