Essential design tools for print and web
Install this repository and run python app.py on this computer, then enable the checkbox. Only files sent to the URL above are uploaded; with the default URL they stay on your own computer. Without it, CDR can only use embedded previews/PDF, and the browser CMYK JPEG is a visual proof—not a press-ready CMYK file.
Supports PSD, PSB, AI, CDR, EPS, SVG, TIFF, DXF, PDF, JPG, PNG, WEBP and BMP. Browser-only inputs stay on this device.
With the local engine enabled, CDR uses LibreOffice/libcdr for full-document PDF conversion. Otherwise CDR/EPS/older AI only work when an embedded PDF or preview is available.
Create professional SVGs in the browser. Colour modes are tuned for illustration/logo use, and black & white modes are tuned for clean output.
Creates editable, resolution-independent SVG paths from flat illustrations, cartoons and artwork with distinct shapes.
Retains more colors and small details. Large photos can create very complex SVG files; simplify the palette for easier editing.
Uses an image-adaptive threshold to reduce missed strokes on light or dark scans; inspect small lettering before production.
Generate transparent PNG cutouts directly in the browser. Best for products, portraits, logos and clean subject photos.
AI segmentation runs in your browser. Model files are fetched and cached on first use; your photo is not uploaded to a background-removal service.
High quality uses the largest available model. Fine hair, glass, motion blur and low-contrast edges may still need manual retouching.
Exports a transparent PNG with the original subject pixels and cleaned transparent-edge preview. Always inspect edges before client or print delivery.
Get RGB/HEX analysis, palette and a screen soft proof. Enable the local print engine for an ICC-separated, press-ready CMYK TIFF with a SWOP profile.
Local engine: real CMYK TIFF with embedded U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2 ICC profile. Browser JPEG: RGB visual proof only.
Click the preview to sample any pixel and inspect HEX, RGB, CMYK and nearest Pantone approximation.
Exports a palette report text file for client approval, print discussion or production notes.