Best MacSVG Alternatives in 2026

20 apps from vector graphics software ranked against MacSVG on the same published basis.

  1. 1MacSVG vs Lunacy
  2. 2MacSVG vs Affinity
  3. 3MacSVG vs Amadine
  4. 4MacSVG vs Drawtify
  5. 5MacSVG vs Inkscape
  6. 6MacSVG vs Linearity Curve
  7. 7MacSVG vs Sketchpad
  8. 8MacSVG vs Tilda
  9. 9MacSVG vs Vecteezy
  10. 10MacSVG vs SVGSketch
  11. 11MacSVG vs Vecta
  12. 13MacSVG vs Concepts
  13. 14MacSVG vs Vector Ink
  14. 15MacSVG vs Vector Magic
  15. 16MacSVG vs EazyDraw
  16. 17MacSVG vs Graphic
  17. 18MacSVG vs Graphite
  18. 19MacSVG vs iDesign
  19. 20MacSVG vs Repath Studio
  20. 21MacSVG vs Boxy SVG

MacSVG alternatives compared

#AppScoreFree planFromRuns on
1Lunacy6.6Free plan$1/moLinux, Mac, self-hosted, Web, Windows
2Affinity6.4Free planFreeMac, Windows
3Amadine6.4Free plan$2.99/moiOS, Mac
4Drawtify6.4Free planFreeWeb, Windows, Mac
5Inkscape6.4Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
6Linearity Curve6.4Free plan$8/moiOS, Mac
7Sketchpad6.4Free planFreeMac, Web, Windows
8Tilda6.4Free plan$10/moAPI, Web
9Vecteezy6.4Free plan—API, Web
10SVGSketch6.3Free plan$9/moWeb
11Vecta6.3Free planFreeAPI, Web
13Concepts5.5No—Windows, iOS, Android
14Vector Ink5.5No—iOS, Mac, Web
15Vector Magic5.5No$9.95/moMac, Web, Windows
16EazyDraw5.4No—Mac, iOS
17Graphic5.4No$2.99/moMac, iOS
18Graphite5.4No—Web, Windows, Mac, Linux
19iDesign5.4No$3.33/moiOS, Mac
20Repath Studio5.4No—Web, Windows, Mac, Linux
21Boxy SVG5.3No—Web, Mac, Android
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Questions about MacSVG alternatives

What is the best alternative to MacSVG?

Lunacy, number 1 in vector graphics software with a score of 6.6 out of 10. The others here: Affinity, Amadine, Drawtify and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to MacSVG?

Lunacy is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 11 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.