Lunacy
Lunacy is a macOS vector design and UI/UX editing app for creating interfaces, prototypes, and graphics with built-in assets and collaboration tools.
What is Lunacy?
Lunacy is a native macOS graphics and design app for UI, UX, web, and product design work. It helps designers create interface mockups, edit vector graphics, build prototypes, and prepare assets for development or handoff. The app includes built-in libraries of icons, illustrations, and photos, which can speed up common design workflows without requiring users to leave the editor. Lunacy also supports collaborative work, cloud-based project access, and both online and offline use, making it suitable for solo designers as well as teams. It can open and work with common design workflows that involve Sketch and Figma-compatible projects, and it offers export options for sharing designs and assets in multiple formats. Published by Icons8, Lunacy is mainly installed by users who want a desktop design tool for interface and visual design on Mac.
Key features
- Create UI, UX, web, and product design layouts with vector editing tools
- Build interactive prototypes for screens and user flows
- Use built-in icons, illustrations, and photos inside design projects
- Collaborate with other people on shared design files
- Work online with cloud-backed projects or continue editing offline
- Import and work with Sketch and Figma-related design workflows
- Export designs and assets in multiple formats for sharing or development
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Lunacy is a legitimate design application from Icons8, and its normal file access, internet use, and optional sign-in behavior are consistent with a collaborative graphics editor. If you use cloud features or built-in asset libraries, review the app's account and sharing settings so you know which projects are stored online and who can access them.
Recommendation: Keep Lunacy if you use it for design work, prototypes, or asset export on your Mac. If you no longer use it, you can remove the app and then clean up its support files separately if you want to recover space or clear saved settings.
Common paths
/Applications/Lunacy.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/com.icons8.Lunacy
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/com.icons8.Lunacy
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.icons8.Lunacy.plist
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