VectorPad: Image Vectorisation

VectorPad: Image Vectorisation

Rapid Prototyping made easy

14 ratings
5 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 25, 2019
  • January 24, 2023
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Transform sketches and images into scalable vector graphics and 3D extrusions. Export in various formats for illustration, design, and 3D printing. View creations in augmented reality.

Convert images to vector graphics
Create 3D extrusions from images
Export to SVG, PDF, DXF, STL, DAE, SCN
View 3D objects in Augmented Reality
Edit 3D object size and materials
Generate Swift code with native graphics
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What's New in VectorPad

2

January 24, 2023

Introducing VectorPad 2: VectorPad 2 has been redesigned from the ground up for faster vectorisations and more reliable exports. iCloud Sync is now supported. Improvements to the Swift format export. AR Visualisations now appear in a better view.

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Subscription plans

VectorPad+ 2D

Get access to all 2D export options

$0.991 Month
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Once a great little app - Now Borked 🥴

This app was once perfect for rapidly completing a few specific & simple tasks. It removed the need to open up full desktop apps like Illustrator for vector work, & Cinema 4D or Fusion 360 for 3D extrusions.

I used it frequently & was a paid subscriber.

But I recently made the mistake of updating the app & 3D extrusion is now completely nonfunctional.

Back to the desktop we go!

*Will change review if issues are fixed. You were on to a great little app here at one point. Best of luck to you.
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Waste of money

Doesn’t save as a image file..crashes a lot . Why pay monthly just make it one flat price

Don't waste your time

It will vector but 3d option will force close app. If the art it too detailed it will distort image so bad. Don't waste your time downloading, it's free but to save in formats to use.... You'll have to pay.

Svg file format

It’s a brilliant app but I just paid for access to more of the features however crashes every time I try to save a Vector file onto my iPhone x

Saving SVG doesn’t work

The app will always crash if you try and export to a SVG file. Plus you have to pay monthly to do so.

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FAQ

What is VectorPad?

VectorPad is a utility app that allows users to convert their sketches and images into scalable vector graphics and 3D extrusions. It offers various export options and an augmented reality viewer.

How does VectorPad convert images to vector graphics?

You can capture a sketch, select an image file from the cloud, or drop an image directly into VectorPad. The app then processes the image to create a scalable vector artwork.

What file formats can VectorPad export to?

VectorPad supports exporting to SVG, PDF, DXF, Swift code, DAE, STL, and SCN formats. Some export options require a subscription.

Can I create 3D models with VectorPad?

Yes, VectorPad allows you to generate 3D extrusions from your sketches or image files. These 3D objects can be edited for size and materials.

Does VectorPad have ads?

No, VectorPad does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for advanced features.

What are the subscription options for VectorPad?

VectorPad offers two subscription plans: VectorPad+ 2D Access for vector graphics exports and VectorPad+ All Access for both 2D and 3D exports. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.

How do I cancel my VectorPad subscription?

You can cancel the auto-renewal of your VectorPad subscription at any time from your device's settings screen. It's recommended to do this at least 24 hours before the current subscription period ends.

Is VectorPad suitable for 3D printing?

Yes, VectorPad can export your 3D objects into an STL file, which is a common format for sending designs to a 3D printer.