Icon Editor

Why SVG is ideal for creating icons

Responsive design is a popular topic. Screens have long gone beyond standard resolutions, and sites can be viewed on both palm-sized devices and large monitors. The site should look the same regardless of device size and pixel density. There are many different techniques and technologies for adapting design and content. Vector graphics, SVG, in my opinion, is one of the most interesting topics in this direction. Graphic icons are a key element of almost any website or application. As a rule, they weigh a little, but the question of choosing a format still remains relevant. Apart from standard image formats, developers have two main options: use SVG or icon fonts. What's better? Let's figure it out below.

The site should look the same regardless of device size and pixel density. This can be achieved using the vector graphics format - SVG. SVG is great for icons. A good choice for beginners and advanced SVG users. The interface is neat and not cluttered with a lot of tools you won't be using. The editor is well suited for those new to vector illustration. The user should not get lost among the tools that are not clear for what they are used. It contains all the basic set for creating a regular image: shapes, text, layers, shadows, frames, backgrounds, etc. It can't compare to a full-fledged desktop editor, but it's more than enough for quick designs and edits. You can create an image from scratch or upload an existing one.