VectorCraft
VectorCraft is a macOS vector illustration app for creating and editing artwork with drawing tools, text, artboards, and export options.
What is VectorCraft?
VectorCraft is a vector illustration app for macOS that helps users create and edit scalable artwork, diagrams, layouts, and design assets. It is developed by Learning Machines LLC and is also distributed for other platforms, with a signed and notarized macOS build. The app is designed around a desktop drawing workflow with tools for paths, shapes, brushes, text, fills, strokes, gradients, and artboards. It supports its own native document format and also works with common graphics exchange formats such as SVG and PDF for sharing and output. VectorCraft can fit design tasks like logo drafts, poster work, interface assets, and print-ready illustrations where precise curves and editable vector objects matter. Advanced users may also encounter automation features and a separate command-line tool, but the main app is focused on interactive illustration work on the desktop.
Key features
- Create vector artwork with pen, shape, brush, and direct selection tools
- Work with text, artboards, fills, strokes, gradients, and live effects
- Edit precise curves and combine shapes with boolean operations
- Open and save native VectorCraft documents for ongoing editing
- Export or exchange artwork using SVG and PDF formats
- Use unlimited undo while refining illustrations and layouts
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
VectorCraft is legitimate design software for creating and editing vector graphics. Normal use involves access to files you open or save, and features like printing, clipboard use, and opening linked assets are expected for an illustration app. If you use its automation or control features, limit them to workflows you trust and avoid exposing them to untrusted networks or scripts. Removing the app will stop access to the app itself, and removing its support files can reset settings or remove local libraries such as swatches and styles.
Recommendation: Keep VectorCraft if you use it for illustration or design work on your Mac. If you no longer use it, you can remove the app, and you may optionally clean up its support files afterward if you do not need saved settings, logs, swatches, styles, or recovery data.
Common paths
/Applications/VectorCraft.app
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/VectorCraft
Preference paths
~/Library/Application Support/VectorCraft/ui.json
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