To be clear, Inkscape is not a photo editor, even though it can support photos being opened in projects and can perform very basic photo editing functions. In other words, you can bring photos into your Inkscape design projects – though the photos are typically already edited in another program such as GIMP prior to being brought in. It should be mentioned that although Inkscape uses SVG graphics, it can also import raster or bitmap graphics for use within vector designs.
This means that graphics drawn within Inkscape are formula or code based, and thus can be infinitely scaled up or down without any loss of quality.
The Inkscape program, by definition, is “an open source drawing tool for creating and editing SVG graphics.” In laments terms, Inkscape is a program used for drawing Scalable Vector Graphics (or SVG graphics as it was referred to in the definition). However, there appears to be a decent amount of confusion as to which program you should use based on what you need out of a program.Īs a result, I have decided to put together this article to help shed a light on which program will work best for you based on the kind of work or personal projects your are doing. GIMP – which one should you use? Both are great Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) options that can replace expensive premium or subscription programs.
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