| Key features | - Pen, curvature, pencil and shape tools with editable Bézier paths and live shapes
- Type on a point, in an area and on a path with OpenType features and glyphs panel
- Layers, groups, masks and clipping support
- Fill with solid colours, gradients, meshes and patterns, and recolour artwork
- Live non-destructive effects including shadows, glows, blur, distort, warp and 3D
- Image trace to convert raster images into editable vector paths
- Pixel layers for painting and raster work alongside vector art
- Multiple grid types including orthogonal, isometric, hexagonal and perspective
- Free Transform tool for scaling, rotating and distorting selections
- Open SVG, PDF, EPS, .ai and PSD files; export to SVG, PDF, PNG, JPEG and WebP
| - AI interior redesign from photo keeping walls and layout
- Multiple design styles: Scandinavian, Japandi, farmhouse, industrial, coastal, Mediterranean and more
- Material selection down to grout color, wood species, and plank width
- Upload custom pieces and photos to personalize designs
- Floor plan maker to draw and furnish spaces to scale
- Mood board to gather and organize design inspiration
- Home remodel cost estimator with three finish levels
- Kitchen cabinet visualizer for cabinet colors and counters
- Paint color visualizer to preview wall and exterior paint colors
- Landscape and patio design tools for yards, gardens, pools
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| What makes it different | - Runs entirely in browser with no install, account or upload required
- All work stays on your device with complete privacy—no server uploads
- Works offline and can be installed as a Progressive Web App
- Available in 15 languages
- Full-featured vector editor with Bézier paths, effects and image tracing
| - Designer-curated styles with distinct approaches rather than averaged results
- Preserves actual room layout, walls, windows and light instead of inventing a different space
- One simple credit wallet across all design spaces instead of separate per-tool pricing
- Real interior designers' aesthetic principles, not AI averaging
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