2D vector work, built for makers who cut metal and wood.
Vector Art is a browser-based editor where 2D geometry is the source of truth — for brackets, boxes, gears, signage, educational kits, and anything that ends up on a laser, router, or CNC table.
What we believe
Fabrication work rarely starts at a clean desk. It starts beside a machine, in a classroom lab, or over a prototype on a shop table. Vector Art runs in the browser so you can draw, measure, tag operations, and export without installing heavyweight CAD — then validate assemblies in 3D when the parts need to fit together.
Who it's for
Makers, laser shops, mechanical hobbyists, educators, product teams, and anyone who needs repeatable 2D parts with clean SVG/DXF handoff. It also handles signage and packaging when those jobs share the same vector toolchain.
Why it exists
Vector Art is not trying to replace SolidWorks or Onshape. It gives you a focused 2D editor with fabrication intent baked in — operations, kerf, nest layout, generators — plus optional 3D Assembly Line previews when fit matters.
Our principles
Browser-first
No desktop install. Open /app after sign-in and start drawing.
2D source of truth
Paths, operations, and sheet layout live in the editor — 3D is for validation, not replacement.
Production intent
Tag operations, apply kerf, and export files that machines understand.
Open formats
SVG, DXF, and standard vector formats. Your work is never locked in.