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...The software’s primary format is the standardized SVG file, which ensures compatibility with many other programs and web browsers. Inkscape supports importing and exporting a wide range of formats such as AI, EPS, PDF, PS, and PNG. Its user-friendly interface and multilingual support make it accessible to a global audience, while its extensible architecture allows users to customize functionality via add-ons. Backed by a vibrant international community, Inkscape offers plenty of tutorials and support resources for users at all levels. Licensed under the GPL, it is maintained by contributors worldwide.

...Make a walking map, a city map, a National Park map, and a cycling map. Use the Lua scripting language to select OSM tags and encode them into vector tile values. Or just use the pre-prepared scripts shipped with tilemaker.

Various scripts to transform Gimp paths

jPicEdt is an extensible internationalized vector-based drawing editor for LaTeX and related packages (TikZ, PsTricks,...), written in Java. It is also a library of reusable high-level graphic primitives.

LaTeXDraw is a graphical drawing editor for LaTeX. LaTeXDraw can be used to 1) generate PSTricks code; 2) directly create PDF or PS pictures.

Papyrus is a C++ scenegraph (canvas) library that uses cairo/cairomm for drawing operations. This allows papyrus to be used to draw in a Gtk+/Gtkmm widget, or draw to png, pdf and ps surfaces. In concept it is similar to the Gnome canvas or QT canvas.

µSprite is a vector graphics editor for ActionScript 3 and haXe written in AS3. It generates AS3/haXe while it is being drawn and parses saved scripts so drawing can continue anytime. It implements multiple layers, masks, tween and path based animation.

OriSVG attends to give some help to origami diagrams designers by providing markers, arrows, strokes and preformated diagrams in SVG language, and some Inkscape's plugins and scripts.

PLOT_PSXPS provides a set of graphic functions that allows the generation of PostScript files (and runtime viewing with X) from C/C++ programs. A page can contain points, lines, arcs, ellipses, circles, boxes, text, included EPS files and a lot more.