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Vectornator supports a variety of different file formats!

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 Vectornator. You can also turn them into vector shapes using the Auto Trace feature.

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

You can also export files from Vectornator 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 - Vectornator'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.

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Currently, iCloud syncing is not available with Vectornator and Vectornator Pro.

We know that this might be an incredible opportunity for restoring your files after a problem occurred while using the app and making your life easier across the entire Apple ecosystem, but we also know that it could rapidly consume your entire iCloud Storage. Given that, we're investigating the possibility of iCloud synching in the nearly future.
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For now, 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.

Unfortunately, our software is only available on iOS devices, iPhones and iPads, there are no future plans of supporting Android at the moment.

We don’t currently have any plans to release an Android or Windows version of Vectornator.

With Vectornator 4.0, we dropped support for macOS 10.15 Catalina because our latest update relies on advanced technologies that are not available on Catalina. Vectornator will provide cutting edge performance on the smoother macOS 11 Big Sur. So, if you're not able to update from the App Store it's because you need to upgrade to Big Sur.