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GodSVG

by MewPurPur 2.6k stars MITDesign & Graphics
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About GodSVG

GodSVG is a structured SVG editor designed for precise vector graphics editing. Unlike traditional vector editors, it directly represents and modifies SVG code in real time without adding metadata, producing clean and optimized files.

The application is currently in late alpha development and available for all major desktop platforms as well as web. It offers a balance between visual editing and direct code manipulation, making it suitable for users who need control over their SVG output.

GodSVG is built using the Godot engine and is open source under the MIT license. The project emphasizes producing human-readable SVG code while providing interactive editing tools.

Key features

  • Interactive SVG editing with element-level manipulation
  • Real-time code generation with no added metadata
  • Optimized SVG output with various optimization options
  • Web-based editor available alongside desktop versions
  • Path data editor with specialized tools for SVG paths

Download v1.0-alpha15

Apr 26, 2026
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Frequently asked questions

Is GodSVG free?
Yes. GodSVG is free and open-source software, distributed under the MIT license.
Which platforms does GodSVG support?
GodSVG provides downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android.
What is the latest version of GodSVG?
The latest version is v1.0-alpha15, released on Apr 26, 2026.
What platforms does GodSVG support?
GodSVG is available for all major desktop platforms and has a web version. Experimental Android builds are also available.
How do I install GodSVG on macOS?
On macOS, you may need to disable Gatekeeper or run a terminal command to remove the quarantine attribute, as the app isn't code-signed with Apple's certificate.
What license does GodSVG use?
GodSVG is licensed under the MIT License, allowing free use, modification, and distribution with proper attribution. Content created in GodSVG remains completely owned by the user.
How can I verify the Android APK?
For experimental Android builds, you can verify the APK signature by checking the SHA1 or SHA256 fingerprints against the provided values using the keytool command.

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