Vector design in your browser
Dadaki is a free vector graphics editor that runs entirely in your web browser. There is nothing to install, and you do not need an account to use it.
What you can do with it
- Draw and edit vector paths with a pen tool, plus shapes, text and freehand curves.
- Fill artwork with solid colours, gradients and mesh gradients; add strokes, blurs and shadows.
- Combine shapes with boolean operations, clipping masks and Live Paint.
- Import and export SVG, and export your artwork as PNG.
- Work offline — your drawing stays on your own device until you choose otherwise.
More about Dadaki
- Free online SVG editor — open, edit and export SVG files.
- Everything in the editor — the full feature list, including what is missing.
- A free Adobe Illustrator alternative
- A free, open-source Figma alternative
- Inkscape, but in a browser tab
- Convert SVG to PNG
- Keyboard shortcuts
Working without an account
Opening Dadaki takes you straight to a canvas. Everything you draw is saved locally in your own browser, and none of it is uploaded anywhere. Signing in is entirely optional and only adds the cloud features described below.
Signing in with Google
If you choose to create an account, you can sign in with an email address and password or with your Google account. When you use Google sign-in, Dadaki requests only the openid, email and profile scopes, and receives just your email address, your name and your profile picture.
That information is used for one purpose: to identify your account, so your designs are yours and so teammates can see who is who when you share work. Dadaki does not read, send or manage your Gmail, contacts, calendar, Drive or any other Google service, and it never sells your data or uses it for advertising.
What an account adds
- Your designs sync to the cloud, so you can pick them up on another device.
- Team workspaces, so a group of people can share the same set of designs.
- Seeing who else has a document open, and being told when someone saves it.
You can stop at any time: designs you have already saved locally stay on your device, and you can delete cloud documents from your dashboard.
Who runs Dadaki
Dadaki is operated by FireCMS S.L., Calle Prim 12, Madrid, Spain. For questions about the app or about your data, write to hello@rebase.pro.