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You can import, open, and edit the following file types in Vectornator: .vectornator, .fig, .svg, .pdf and .ai.

Raster images like .jpeg and .png can be imported and opened inside Linearity Curve. You can also turn them into vector shapes using the Auto Trace feature.

You can also use Curve to edit Wacom files generated using the Bamboo Slate.

You can export files from Curve in the following formats:

Non-Vector file formats:

.JPG – Good for web images and photographs. .PNG – Good for images with transparency. Editable Vector file formats:

.vectornator - Linearity Curve's standard file format.

.SVG – Good for vector files, designs with separate layers, icons, and logos.

.AI - You can also use the Send to Adobe Illustrator function to directly send your document to your desktop Adobe Illustrator software.

.PDF - Good for fillable forms, posters, or other print materials.

Absolutely. it's possible to sync your documents across different devices with iCloud.

Find out more on our Learning Hub. ‍ You can import and export from/to iCloud Drive from all of your devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac). Simply tap on Export > Files > iCloud or Save in your iCloud folder from Mac.

Yes, both are free to download from the App Store. The free plan has a file limitation of 3 static designs and 3 animated assets. Students, teachers and institutions can save 58% on the Pro plan by claiming the Education pricing plan. If you need to create and export an unlimited amount of files, the Pro plan is the best option.

Design Mode and Animate Mode in Linearity Move allows users to toggle between creating individual keyframes for frame-by-frame animation and using motion tweens for fluid movements in complex animations.

In each plan, you have access to both Linearity Curve (static design) and Linearity Move (motion design).