Vectr

Vectr's pitch is that vector editing shouldn't require a semester of Illustrator tutorials, and the product backs that up. The editor is SVG-native and browser-based, so a file opens on any machine with a browser, and the output stays scalable rather than pixel-locked. The two features that carry the most weight for a buyer are Text to SVG and the conversion pipeline. Text to SVG takes a written prompt and returns vector graphics with fine paths and clean layers — meaning you can actually open the result and move a node, recolor a shape, or delete a stray path, which is the difference between a usable asset and a flattened picture. The conversion side covers JPG to SVG, PNG to SVG, raster to vector and image to vector, which is the everyday job for anyone who has been handed a low-res logo and needs something that scales for print or embroidery. The image and video tools are broader than the seed data implied. Image to Image handles style, background, and text changes and can combine multiple images. Magic Edit retouches photos from text prompts. Inpainting fills gaps, Outpainting extends a canvas in any direction, and Remove Object erases unwanted elements while filling detail behind them. Crystal Upscaler targets portraits and faces specifically, restoring texture and sharpness, with Auto Enhance as a general clarity and resolution boost. AI Face Swap handles face replacement. Nano Banana 2 is positioned as the heavy-duty model for creation, blending, repair, and enhancement with hi-res output, advanced lighting, consistent characters, and precise local edits. The Premium Image Generator produces images from text or an upload, aimed at logos and print work, and there's an AI Smart Prompt helper. The Video Generator does text-to-video and image-to-video with first and last frame control and audio. Collaboration is the quiet differentiator. You share a live workspace URL and teammates edit alongside you with integrated chat, which is a much lower-friction model for a small agency or a classroom than exporting files back and forth. Cross-platform sync keeps a project aligned across devices. The trade-off is that this is a cloud product: real-time collaboration depends on that shared URL, sync is tied to a Vectr account, and working without a browser connection isn't the design point. The honest limits: the tool is optimized for ease of use, so designers who want exhaustive path tools, typographic control, or plugin-driven automation will hit walls and should look at Illustrator or Affinity Designer. The generative image and video features sit alongside the editor rather than inside a single production pipeline, so if your whole workflow is photo retouching at volume, a dedicated image tool may be a better fit. Pick Vectr when speed and accessibility matter more than depth.