Keavon Chambers
Founder; UI and product design, frontend and editor systems
Free open-source vector editor and procedural design tool — runs in the browser with no signup.



Graphite is a free, open-source vector graphics creativity suite that runs in the browser. It opens instantly with no signup, runs locally on your machine, and combines a traditional vector editor with procedural / node-based tools for generative work. Exports SVG, PNG, and JPG.
A solid free alternative to Figma or Illustrator for vector and procedural design.
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Founder; UI and product design, frontend and editor systems
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