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GLORP is a downloadable utility for Windows written in Python and PySide6 that converts pixel art into SVG vector files. It offers Monolith optimized paths, a Lego mode generating one rectangle per pixel, WebP export, batch folder import and drag-and-drop previews. It requires real pixel art with hard edges; upscaled images, JPEG files and blur or gradients produce broken output.
Provector is a free online vector graphics editor for designers, used in a modern browser without registration or subscription. It offers styling, transform, arrange and path editing tools, typesetting with Google and local fonts, and import and export in SVG, PDF, JPEG, PNG and WebP. It is a static web application that does not collect data or artworks. It can be installed as a desktop application through Google Chrome.
SVGo is a Go language library for SVG generation. It supports common SVG elements including shapes, lines, text, paths, images, and gradients, and is hosted as an open-source project on GitHub.
GradientArt is a CSS gradient editor with a visual canvas, a full path editor, alignment and spread tools, and clipping masks. It supports layers in folders and exports customizable HTML, CSS and SVG. Saving a project requires signing in; editing is not autosaving.
WikiPathways is an open science platform for biological pathways contributed, updated and used by the research community. It offers pathway browsing by organism, community and ontology annotation, and provides downloads in formats including GPML (XML), GMT and SVG.