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VectorFlow

A vector studio for Mac & iPad

A circle is
just the start.

Connect simple shapes. Repeat, rotate and combine them. Make intricate vector artwork with a process you can see.

Download on the App Store ↗See how it works

One circle. Six nodes.

VectorFlow on iPad: a circle branches through transforms and a repeater, combines in a Group, and produces a circular line pattern beside the Circle inspector.
The iPad workspaceExplore the screenshot, one detail at a time.

Under the surface

The art is in
the connections.

Here’s how this composition comes together. A small graph turns a single circle into an intricate pattern and its surrounding frame.

Branch from a single shape.

Enlarged detail of Circle branching into Flatten, Frame and a third connection that continues down the graph.

Combine the results.

Enlarged detail of three separate connections converging on the Group node.
One source. Multiple paths.
01The graph

Branch out.
Bring it together.

Send one shape into several branches. Repeat and rotate it along one path, build a frame along another, then bring the results together in a Group.

Follow the connections from top to bottom.
02The inspector

Small changes.
A different picture.

Select a node to reveal its controls. Here, the Radial transform adjusts position and rotation. Change its values to explore the pattern without rebuilding the graph.

Precise controls for the selected node.
Close-up of the Mac Radial inspector showing translation, rotation in degrees and radians, and the rotation point.
A closer look at Radial↗
The app’s preview selector with Final and Selected Node options.
The actual vector preview: fine copper circular lines overlap into a ring, surrounded by a single circle.
The finished compositionVector preview
03The preview

See the whole.
Inspect the parts.

Keep the final composition in view as you work. Switch to Selected Node to inspect an individual step and understand what it contributes.

The artwork and its construction, side by side.

VectorFlow on iPad

Same flow.
Different space.

Your graph, the vector preview and the Inspector, arranged for iPad. Keep the controls close, then tuck them away to give your work more room.

VectorFlow running on iPad in landscape, with a branching graph on the left, the circular output in the middle and the Circle inspector on the right.
A native workspace for iPad.The same six-node composition, with a framed artboard.

See it in action

One adjustment.
A new variation.

Nudge the Radial rotation and watch the pattern change. A small edit travels through the connected nodes to the final artwork.

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Recorded in VectorFlow on iPad.

Your next idea starts here

Make something
only you could.

Download on the App Store ↗