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Create SVG concepts and utility graphics fast, including QR codes and reusable vector assets.
A browser-based SVG playground that can generate fresh artwork, build QR codes, edit vectors visually, and drop into source when you want exact control over every node, stroke, and layer.
The useful part is not only generation. The interesting part is being able to bounce between AI-assisted creation, a Figma-like editing surface, and raw SVG source without breaking the flow or scattering assets across separate tools.
Create SVG concepts and utility graphics fast, including QR codes and reusable vector assets.
Adjust placement, layering, fills, strokes, opacity, and object transforms on a direct-manipulation canvas.
Drop to SVG markup when the last five percent matters and exact source-level control is the fastest route.
Keep projects, collections, generated assets, and user preferences inside the same workflow.
The editor view combines layers, history, a focused toolbar, and a detailed properties panel. That makes it practical to move from generated output into deliberate polishing instead of treating AI output as something you can only accept or discard.
The project views suggest a system built for iteration. Assets are grouped, favorited, filtered, and revisited through collections, making it easier to treat SVG work as an evolving library rather than one-off downloads.
The library screen turns output into a searchable asset system. Icons, logos, illustrations, QR codes, and abstract shapes can live in the same place, which is exactly what you want once the generator starts producing more than disposable experiments.
QR code generation is not bolted on as a toy feature. It has its own saved collections, search surface, timestamps, and visually distinct styles, which makes it feel like part of the same asset pipeline rather than a separate mini-app.
Comprehensive settings and user controls ensure the product feels complete and professional while providing the flexibility and adaptability needed for various workflows.