Dadaki brings pen drawing, text, freehand curves, gradients, clipping masks and Live Paint into a browser canvas. It suits editing an icon, assembling a small illustration or combining shapes without installing a desktop application.

Import and export SVG, or export a PNG when you need a raster image. You can work without an account; drawings are saved in your browser. Optional sign-in adds cloud documents and team workspaces. Keep an exported copy as a backup outside the browser.

Operated by FireCMS S.L. The makers shared the editor publicly in September 2026.

Dadaki: Free Online Vector Editor for SVG & PNG

Obvidnyk traces JPG, PNG and other common raster formats into vector shapes. It is especially useful for flat illustrations and icons with distinct color areas. Adjust simplification, color count and small-detail removal, then recolor or retouch the result.

The publisher offers unlimited conversions without registration or watermarks. Processing runs on your device. Export SVG, EPS, PDF, PNG or DXF; the input limit shown on the site is 4000 pixels. Ownership and commercial use still depend on your rights to the original picture.

The maker shared this browser tracer in October 2026. The tool page does not name an individual creator.

Obvidnyk: Free Image to SVG Vector Converter

DRAW-SVG combines a browser drawing editor with utilities for optimization, raster export and reusable shapes. Use paths, text, gradients and layers to refine a vector asset, then save SVG or convert the drawing to PNG.

The basic editor is free without registration. Advanced expert features, including some animation and editing tools, require a subscription; qualifying students and teachers can apply for free expert access. Interactive showcases explain the tools. Catalog assets retain their own licenses.

The official site lists version 13-1 in November 2026, adding item lookup by ID. DRAW-SVG is credited to Joseph Liard, whose contact appears on the official website.

DRAW-SVG: Online SVG Editor & Free Drawing Tools

MakeGradient creates flowing meshes, aurora-like light, grain, and other effects with WebGL shaders. Try it for a website background, a presentation, or an abstract graphic.

The maker describes PNG, editable Figma SVG, CSS fallbacks, React and embed-code options. The public launch describes the tool as free, without accounts or watermarks. Video export is also advertised, but a later community report noted an export failure; verify video output in your browser before relying on it.

Shared by its maker in February 2026. The live application credits its creator as Shyl.

MakeGradient: Free WebGL Gradient Background Generator

FWD Tools groups browser utilities for palettes, mesh gradients, icons, SVG waves and social preview graphics. These are useful when a web design needs a supporting visual or a color system that can move straight into code.

Use a generator, adjust the controls and take the CSS, SVG or other output supported by that tool. The design-tools page describes the collection as free and available without signup.

Created by Puneet Sharma. The design-tools index was updated on May 24, 2026; individual tools may be older.

FWD Tools: Free Color, Gradient & Typography Tools

Musterli offers focused generators for patterned backgrounds, gradients and color palettes, alongside image converters and a social graphics editor. Start with a generator, vary the motif and choose colors that suit your project.

Depending on the generator, output can include SVG, PNG, JPG, WebP or CSS. The publisher says all sizes and formats are open without registration, usage limits or watermarks, and that motifs are rendered on your device.

The official support page allows commercial use of exported designs and explains that donations are optional. The site does not name an individual creator.

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