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Inkscape
Inkscape is a free and open-source vector graphics editor. This software can be used to create or edit vector
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graphics such as illustrations, diagrams, line arts, charts, logos and complex paintings. Inkscape's primary vector
graphics format is Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG); however, many other formats can be imported and exported.[4]

Inkscape can render primitive vector shapes (e.g. rectangles, ellipses, polygons, arcs, spirals, stars and 3D boxes)
and text. These objects may be filled with solid colors, patterns, radial or linear color gradients and their borders
may be stroked, both with adjustable transparency. Embedding and optional tracing of raster graphics is also
supported, enabling the editor to create vector graphics from photos and other raster sources. Created shapes can
be further manipulated with transformations, such as moving, rotating, scaling and skewing.

Contents
History
Features
Object creation
Object manipulation
Styling objects
Operations on paths
Inkscape 0.91 on Fedora 24
Performance: New preferences option
Startup performance Initial release November 2, 2003
Text support Preview release 1.0 beta1[1] (September 8,
Rendering 2019) [±] (https://en.wikipedia.or
File formats
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Other features
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Interface and usability
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Platform support
Repository gitlab.com/inkscape
Release history
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Gallery
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See also
References
Written in C++ with gtkmm, Python
Further reading
(extensions)
External links
Operating system FreeBSD
Linux
History macOS
Windows
Inkscape began in 2003 as a code fork of the Sodipodi project.[5] Sodipodi, developed since 1999, was itself based
Platform IA-32 and x64
on Raph Levien's Gill (GNOME Illustration Application).[6]
Size 81.6 MB
The Inkscape FAQ interprets the word Inkscape as a compound of ink and scape.[7][8]
Available in 90 languages[2]
Four former Sodipodi developers (Ted Gould, Bryce Harrington, Nathan Hurst, and MenTaLguY) led the fork; they Type Vector graphics editor
identified differences over project objectives, openness to third-party contributions, and technical disagreements as License GPLv3+[3]
their reasons for forking. With Inkscape, they said they would focus development on implementing the complete
Website inkscape.org (https://inksca
SVG standard, whereas Sodipodi development emphasized developing a general-purpose vector graphics editor,
pe.org)
possibly at the expense of SVG.[9]

Following the fork, Inkscape's developers changed it greatly: they changed the programming language from C to C++; adopted the GTK+ (formerly GIMP Toolkit) toolkit
C++ bindings (gtkmm); redesigned its user interface, and added a number of new features.[10] Notably, Inkscape's implementation of the SVG standard, although
incomplete, has shown gradual improvement.[11]

Since 2005, Inkscape has participated in the Google Summer of Code program.[12]

Up until the end of November 2007, Inkscape's source code repository was hosted by SourceForge. Thereafter it moved to Launchpad.[13] In June 2017, it moved to
GitLab.[14]

Features

Object creation
The basic objects in Inkscape are:

Rectangles & Squares tool: creates rectangles and squares, corners of squares and rectangles can be rounded.
3D Boxes tool: creates 3D boxes that have adjustable XYZ perspectives and configurable values for vanishing points. 3D boxes are in fact groups of paths and after
ungrouping can be further modified.
Circles/Ellipses/Arcs tool: circles and ellipses can be transformed into arcs (e.g. open half-circle) and segments (e.g. closed half-circle).
Stars & Polygons tool: Multi-pointed (3 to 1,024 points) stars with two (base and tip) radius control handles can be used to emulate spirographs. Polygons with one
control (base) handle can be used to create items based on the number of sides hexagons, pentagons, etc.
Spirals tool: creates spirals that have a configurable number of turns (revolutions), divergence (density/sparseness of outer turns), inner radius (roll out from center)

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Pencil tool (Paths): which allows freehand drawing of lines.
Pen (Bézier) tool (Paths): creates a Bézier node-by-node curve and or line segments in the same path.
Calligraphy tool (Paths): creates freehand calligraphic or brush-like strokes, optionally the tool can use pressure and tilt
readings from a graphics tablet.
Text tool: creates texts that can use any of the Operating Systems (OS) outline and Unicode fonts including right-to-left
scripts. Text conversion to paths, Normal, Bold, Italic, Condensed and Heavy, Alignments (left, right, center, full),
Superscript, Subscript, Vertical and Horizontal text are implemented. All text objects can be transformed via Line Spacing,
Letter Spacing, Word Spacing, Horizontal Kerning, Vertical Shift and Character Rotation either manually or via menu
settings. Text can be put along a path (both text and path remain editable), flowed into a shape or spell checked. Bullet
lists, numbered lists, indentations, and underlined text are not available as of version 0.91.
Inkscape 0.48.2, showing a
Spray tool: creates copies or clones of one or several items, select the item(s), then to Spray click on the canvas, move the
rectangle (selected with the select
mouse or scroll the mouse wheel.
tool), an ellipse, a star and two text
Paint Bucket tool: fills bounded areas of a given object (vector). The Paint Bucket tool works optically rather than
geometrically, filling any empty space it can reach, and it can assist with image tracing. objects
Connector tool: creates object based connected paths, often used in flow charts, diagrams or schematics.
Additionally, there are more specialized objects:

Raster graphics: Inkscape supports the export of bitmap images (as PNG images) of the whole drawing (all objects), the current selection, objects within the page
outline and custom coordinates. Imports bitmap images, >File >Import allows the user to select either 'embed' or 'link' the image into the file. Pasting (v0.48) images
into Inkscape automatically embeds images into the file. Inkscape supports importing and pasting of PNG, JPEG and BMP. Inkscape supports image tracing, the
process of extracting vector graphics from raster sources.
Clones: clones are child objects of an original parent object(s) which can have different transformations applied from those of the parent object. Clones can be created
via Copies, the Spray tool or a Menu interface. Transformations include; size, position, rotation, blur, opacity, color and symmetry (layout). Clones are updated live
whenever the parent object changes.
Render >Extensions >Render (menu) feature will render objects onto the canvas, rendering examples include barcodes, calendars, grids, gears, spirographs, spheres
and more.
Symbols >Objects >Symbols (menu) allows copying and pasting symbols from both the document being edited and from symbol libraries, a v0.91 feature.[15]

Object manipulation
Every object in the drawing can be subjected to arbitrary affine transformations: moving, rotating, scaling, skewing and a configurable matrix. Transformation parameters
can be also specified numerically in the Transform dialog. Transformations can snap to angles, grids, guidelines and nodes of other objects. Grids, guides and snapping
properties are defined on a per-document basis. As an alternative to snapping, an Align and Distribute dialog is provided, which can perform common alignment tasks on
selected objects: e.g. line them up in a specified direction, space them equally, scatter them at random and remove overlaps between objects.

Objects can be arbitrarily grouped together. Groups of objects behave in many respects like "atomic" objects: for instance, they can be cloned or assigned a paint. Objects
making up a group can be edited without having to ungroup it first, via an Enter Group command: the group can then be edited like a temporary layer.

The Z-order determines the order in which objects are drawn on the canvas. Objects with a high Z-order are drawn last and therefore drawn on top of objects lower in the
Z-order. Order of objects can be managed either using layers, or by manually moving the object up and down in the Z-order. Layers can be locked or hidden, preventing
modifying and accidental selection.

A special tool, Create Tiled Clones, is provided to create symmetrical or grid-like drawings using various plane symmetries.

Objects can be cut, copied and pasted using a clipboard. However, as of version 0.46, Inkscape uses an internal variable rather than the Operating System clipboard, which
limits copy and paste operations to one application instance. Objects can be copied between documents by opening them from the File menu in an already opened window,
rather than by opening a second file from the operating system's shell.

Styling objects
Each object in Inkscape has several designs which determine its style. All of the designs can generally be set for any object:

Fill: can be a solid color, a pattern, a linear or radial gradient, custom swatch, inherited from a parent object. The color selector has RGBA, HSL, CMYK, Color Wheel,
Color Management System (CMS) color options available, but all selected colors are currently converted to RGBA. Gradients can have multiple stops, radial supports
optional direct or reflected gradients. All colors can have an alpha value specified. Patterns can be constructed from any collection of objects, or one of the several
supplied stock patterns can be used.
Stroke fill: can have the same values as fill, but is applied to the object's stroke.
Stroke style: width can be set by 9 different measurement (pixels, inches, meters, etc.) settings; join (corners) styles featured are miter, rounded or bevel joints; cap
styles available are butt, round or square; dash strokes of 35 (and custom) styles with configurable offsets are available; markers for start, mid and end of various
(over 65) types (arrows, dots, diamonds, etc...) are supported.
Opacity: specifies alpha value for all fill colors. Each object has a distinct opacity value, which e.g. can be used to make groups transparent.
Filters: the fill & stroke menu has an easy-to-use slider for Gaussian blur of each object; there are hundreds of categorized filter options under the SVG filters can be
constructed using the >Filters menu.
Appearance of objects can be further changed by using masks and clipping paths, which can be created from arbitrary objects, including groups.

The style attributes are 'attached' to the source object, so after cutting/copying an object onto the clipboard, the style's attributes can be pasted to another object.

Operations on paths
Inkscape has a comprehensive tool set to edit paths, as they are the basic element of a vector file.

Edit Path by Node tool: allows for the editing of single or multiple paths and or their associated node(s). There are four types of path nodes; Cusp (corner), Smooth,
Symmetric and Auto-Smooth. Editing is available for the positioning of nodes and their associated handles (angle and length) for Linear and Bézier paths or Spiro
curves. A path segment can also be adjusted by dragging (left click + hold). When multiple nodes are selected, they can be moved, scaled and rotated using keyboard
shortcut or mouse controls.[16] Additional nodes can be inserted into paths at arbitrary or even placements, and an effect can be used to insert nodes at predefined
intervals. When nodes are deleted, the handles on remaining ones are adjusted to preserve the original shape as closely as possible.
Tweak tool (sculpting/painting): provides whole object(s) or node editing regions (parts) of an object. It can push, repel/attract, randomize positioning, shrink/enlarge,
rotate, copy/delete selected whole objects. With parts of a path you can push, shrink/enlarge, repel/attract, roughen edges, blur and color. Nodes are dynamically
created and deleted when needed while using this tool, so it can also be used on simple paths without pre-processing.
Path-Offsets; Outset, Inset, Linked or Dynamic: can create a Linked or Dynamic (unlinked) Inset and or an Outset of an existing path which can then be fine tuned
using the given Shape or Node tool. Creating a Linked Offset of a path will update whenever the original is modified. Making symmetrical (i.e., picture frame) graphics
easier to edit.
Path-Conversion; Object to Path: conversions of Objects; Shapes (square, circle, etc.) or Text into paths.

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Path-Conversion; Stroke to Path: conversions of the Stroke of a shape to a path.
Path-Simplify: a given path's node count will reduce while preserving the shape.
Path-Operations (boolean operations): use of multiple objects to Union, Difference, Intersection, Exclusion, Division and Cut Path.
Inkscape includes a feature called Live Path Effects (LPE), which can apply various modifiers to a path. Envelope Deformation is available via the Path Effects and
provides a perspective effect. There are more than a dozen of these live path effects. LPE can be stacked onto a single object and have interactive live on canvas and menu-
based editing of the effects.

Performance: New preferences option

A new option called "Rendering tile multiplier" was added under Rendering preferences. It can adjust the size of rendering tiles (tiles are portions of canvas area that are
calculated in one go). Rendering larger areas with complex content at once requires more computational time, but modern computers come with powerful hardware and
many should be up to the task.

Making this value larger can speed up drawing, if you have large areas with complex filters in your drawing or work a lot with high zoom levels on filtered objects. Making
the value smaller can make zooming and panning in relevant areas faster on low-end hardware (if there are no large filtered areas on the visible part of the canvas).

The new default value makes your screen consist of about four tiles that are rendered independently if you're not using a hidpi screen (which requires more tiles).

Startup performance
The first start of Inkscape on Microsoft Windows used to be quite slow, notably because of the time that it used to take to create an index of all fonts available on the
system. However, as of fontconfig 2.13.0, the process has been sped up significantly.

Text support
Inkscape supports text editing for both regular multi-line text (SVG's <text> element) and flowed text (the non-standard <flowRoot> element, formerly proposed for SVG
1.2). As of version 0.47, flowed text is not rendered by other applications, due to a lack of an appropriate parallel <switch> structure in the SVG document. The SVG 1.2
Tiny <textArea> element is not supported. All text is directly editable on canvas. Text rendering is based on the Pango library, which allows Inkscape to support several
complex scripts including Hebrew, Arabic, Thai, Tibetan, etc. Kerning and letter-spacing can be adjusted on a per-glyph basis using keyboard shortcuts. Putting text on
path is also supported, and both the text and the path remain editable. Inkscape supports italicized and bold, as well as super- and subscript character attributes, but
underlining is not yet implemented.

Rendering
For a long time, unlike many other GTK+ applications, Inkscape used its own rendering library to create graphics, called libnr. From version 0.91 on, Inkscape uses Cairo
to render graphics,[17] which brought a significant increase in rendering speed of the application.

File formats
Inkscape's primary format is Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) version 1.1, meaning that it can create and edit with the abilities and within the constraints of this format. Any
other format must either be imported (converted to SVG) or exported (converted from SVG). The SVG format is using the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) standard
internally. Inkscape's implementation of SVG and CSS standards is incomplete. Most notably, it does not support animation natively.[18] Inkscape has multilingual
support, particularly for complex scripts.

Inkscape can natively import the following formats:

Adobe Illustrator Artwork (AI)

CorelDRAW (CDR)
Microsoft Visio Drawing (VSD)
Portable Document Format (PDF)
SVG Zip (SVGZ)
Raster formats:

JPEG
PNG
GIF
BMP

It can import the following formats with the aid from extensions:

Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM) using UniConvertor

Dia
Encapsulated Postscript (EPS) using Ghostscript
PostScript (PS) using Ghostscript
sK1 (SK1) (using UniConvertor)
Sketch
Xfig Software (FIG)
Inkscape can natively export the following formats:

Encapsulated PostScript (EPS)

Flash XML Graphics (FXG)
Hewlett-Packard Graphics Language (HPGL)
HTML5 canvas element
LaTeX (TeX)
PDF
PostScript (PS) (Level 3 with 0.92+)
POV-Ray (POV)

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Synfig (SIF)
Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML)

Other features
XML Editor for direct manipulation of the SVG XML structure
Editing of Resource Description Framework (RDF), a World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) metadata information model
Command-line interface, exposes format conversion functions and full-featured GUI scripting
More than sixty interface languages
Extensible to new file formats, effects and other features
Mathematical diagramming, with various uses of LaTeX[19]
Experimental support for scripting
lib2Geom is now also external usable. (2Geom is a computational geometry library, originally developed for Inkscape. While developed for Inkscape it is a library that
can be used from any application. It provides support for basic geometric algebra, paths, distortions, boolean operations, plotting implicit functions, non-uniform
rational B-spline (NURBS) and more. 2Geom is free software released under LGPL 2.1 or MPL 1.1.) [20][21]

Interface and usability

One of the main priorities of the Inkscape project is interface consistency and usability.[22] This includes efforts to follow the GNOME human interface guidelines,
universal keyboard accessibility, and convenient on-canvas editing. Inkscape has achieved significant progress in usability since the project started.

The number of floating dialog boxes has been reduced, with their functions available using keyboard shortcuts or in the docked toolbars in the editing window. The tool bar
controls at the top of the window always display the controls relevant to the current tool.

All vector transformations, scale, rotation and positioning (minus skewing) have keyboard shortcuts with consistent modifiers (Alt transforms by 1 screen pixel at the
current zoom, Shift multiplies the transformation by 10, etc.). These keys work on nodes in Node tool as well as on objects in the Selector Tool. The most common
operations (such as transformations, zooming, z-order) have convenient one-key shortcuts.

Inkscape provides mouse over tooltips and status bar hints for all buttons, controls, commands, keys, and on-canvas handles. The status bar hint messages are dynamic: A
given object can display up to four hints while editing it with just one tool. The hints update based on two items – the tool being used, and the type of object/node/handle
being edited—text, shapes, paths, node types, etc. It comes with a complete keyboard and mouse reference (in HTML and SVG)[23] and several interactive tutorials in
SVG.[24]

The interface of Sodipodi (Inkscape's predecessor) was based on those of CorelDRAW and GIMP. The Inkscape interface has been influenced by Xara Xtreme.

Platform support
The latest version of Inkscape is available for Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Microsoft Windows and macOS platforms.[25] Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions are available for Windows
PCs.

Inkscape on macOS typically runs on XQuartz, although the underlying GTK+ toolkit can be compiled to run natively under Quartz.[26]

Inkscape is packaged for all major Linux distributions (including Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSUSE) with GTK+ 2.20+.

Wacom Tablet support for GTK+ 3 is in a reviving project.[27]

The main problems for transition to GTK+ 3 are no actual support for Windows and some hard problems in the migration to version 3.

Release history

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Release
Version Notable Features
date
November
0.35 Initial release of Inkscape
2, 2003
0.36 2004 Menu bar and context-sensitive toolbars

0.37 2004 Boolean path operations and path inset/outset[28]

0.38 2004 Text kerning and letter spacing, multistage gradients[29]

0.39 2004 Markers, clones, and pattern fills[30]

0.40 2004 Multi-layer support, bitmap tracing, and text on path[31]

February
0.41 Clone tiler tool and color tracing[32]
10, 2005
July 26,
0.42 Flowing text support, styling text spans, enhanced effects support, and the new gradient tool[33]
2005
November
0.43 Connector tool, collaborative editing, tablet pressure/angle sensitivity[34]
19, 2005
June 24,
0.44 Layers panel, support for clipping and masking, PDF export with transparency[35]
2006
February
0.45 Gaussian blur, pattern along path, new Undo History panel, improved bitmap tracing using simple interactive object extraction, color effects[36]
5, 2007

March 24, Docking user interface, Paint Bucket, Tweak and 3D Box tools, Live Path Effects, support for most SVG filters, the ability to open PDF files,
0.46
2008 import from the Open Clip Art Library, and OpenType/PostScript and Type1 font support[37]

November Eraser tool (can slice paths), timed autosave, spiro splines interface for paths, auto-smooth nodes for paths, spellchecker for the text tool, new
0.47
24, 2009 path effects like "sketch" and "hatches", new Python extensions like "alphabet soup" and "convert to Braille", basic support for SVG fonts[38]

August Multipath node editing, improved text tool: subscript, superscript, numerical and preset inputs for text kerning, tracking and more text
0.48
23, 2010; enhancements, new Airbrush (Spray) tool, LaTeX export with PDF / PS / EPS, JessyInk extension for creating presentations viewable in SVG-
0.48.5
July 2014 enabled web browsers[39][40][41][42][43][44]
January
Refactoring; Measure tool, new import/export formats, grayscale mode, alignment modes, Symbol library and support for Visio stencils,
0.91 30,
Guides can have labels, variable width strokes (PowerStroke).[46][47]
2015[45]
January
Infrastructure Focus; Mesh gradients are now supported, several new path effects, default resolution changed from 90 dpi to 96 dpi to match
0.92 4,
the CSS standard.[49]
2017[48]
February
0.92.1 Several bugfixes[50]
7, 2017
August 7,
0.92.2 Several bugfixes and batch converter 90 to 96 dpi[51][52]
2017
March 11,
0.92.3 Snap package ready for Linux, Windows 32-bit and 64-bit and Windows 10 App ready, macOS release not ready yet, several bugfixes[53][54]
2018
January
0.92.4 Increased stability, bug fixes[55][56]
17, 2019
January
1.0alpha Maintenance and optimization focus, see new roadmap with version 0.92 to 1.2,[57] GTK+ 3 Transition [58][59][60][61][62][63]
17, 2019
2019-09-
1.0beta1 Test case and documentation focus, MacOS Version Certified, Improved HiDpi and more [64]
08
1.0 (Plan) Stabilisation focus
1.1 (Plan) New features
1.2 (Plan) Code refactoring
Legend: Old version Older version, still supported Latest version Latest preview version Future release

Gallery

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See also
Comparison of vector graphics editors
Create Project
Libre Graphics Meeting
Open Clip Art Library

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External links
Official website (https://inkscape.org)
Inkscape Keyboard Layout (https://openclipart.org/detail/188861/inkscape-keyboard-layout-v0484) - on Open Clipart

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