Inkscape Reviews in June 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Inkscape is a robust graphic design software that offers a wide range of features for both beginners and professionals. Its free availability and cross-platform support make it an attractive option for diverse users.Read more
Inkscape pros and cons
Free to use
Cross-platform compatibility
Powerful design tools
User-friendly interface
Steeper learning curve
Limited support resources
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Laura C
03/14/16
"Inkscape "
What do you like best about Inkscape? Ease of use. Easy to edit and import images What do you dislike about Inkscape?
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Anonymous User
03/14/16
"Inkscape vs illustrator"
What do you like best about Inkscape? I love open source software so Inkscape is a must since way back! What I love the most about it is the fact that anyone can use it and always give back to the community in some way or another.
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Marcus Vinicius C
03/14/16
"Vector Drawing for the Web"
What do you like best about Inkscape? Inkscape is a open source (GNU) vector drawing software with full SVG compliance, although it does not have all SVG features yet, like CSS and animation. It is very useful to convert a variety of vector formats to web use, with really good exporting of SVG and PNG, and importing PDF, Illustrator, Corel Draw and Microsoft Visio, among other.
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Michele Pereira S
03/14/16
"Why I love Inkscape"
What do you like best about Inkscape? It is free, simple and they offer a full portuguese version. What is great for students around the world. Also, the icons are really intuitive and easy to use. You look at them at first and you understand what they to right away! For me, it is much easier to edit vector using inkscape than other similar softwares. Now I can use it to make books and journals too. It isn't a heavy software and quickly respond my tasks. You can save in all versions you ...
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Juan d
03/14/16
"My main vector design tool"
What do you like best about Inkscape? Inkscape is a powerful tool and I love all the community surround it. As an open source lover (and designer :) I think that its possible to choose Inkscape as your main vector tool. The main feature I love the best is the svg workoround. For me is the best tool to work with SVG.
MV
Marcus Vinicius C
03/14/16
"Vector Drawing for the Web"
What do you like best about Inkscape? Inkscape is a open source (GNU) vector drawing software with full SVG compliance, although it does not have all SVG features yet, like CSS and animation. It is very useful to convert a variety of vector formats to web use, with really good exporting of SVG and PNG, and importing PDF, Illustrator, Corel Draw and Microsoft Visio, among other.
JD
Juan d
03/14/16
"My main vector design tool"
What do you like best about Inkscape? Inkscape is a powerful tool and I love all the community surround it. As an open source lover (and designer :) I think that its possible to choose Inkscape as your main vector tool. The main feature I love the best is the svg workoround. For me is the best tool to work with SVG.
LC
Laura C
03/14/16
"Inkscape "
What do you like best about Inkscape? Ease of use. Easy to edit and import images What do you dislike about Inkscape?
CG
Carlos G
03/14/16
"Inkscape from a Web Designer/Developer's point of view"
What do you like best about Inkscape? Ease of use, amount of tools, possibility of adding external (and third party) plug-ins, SVG compatibility, and so much more I could go through.
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Sérgio P
03/13/16
"Inkscape with high operability and user-friendly modes"
What do you like best about Inkscape? Professionally, I started to convince my employers and colleagues to use open source software like Inkscape not only because it is for commercial free use as well as for its operability and user-friendly modes. So far I have been successful and being able to use it from time to time, namely when there is a client presentation or a competition.
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