Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
Jelly Ruler, a vector editor that peels pictures into shapes
Jelly Ruler is a browser-based vector editor for making logos and icons, with tools to separate images into editable shapes and export SVG, PNG, and app icons.
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ƒJS
- For
- Logo and icon designers working in a browser
- Worth noticing
- Image separation produces smooth Bézier curves, and the original picture stays underneath for comparison.
Field notes
For image-based work, the page describes separating PNG, JPEG, or WebP files by color, with the source image retained underneath as a comparison layer. Shape tools include snapping, editable curves, merging, and rounding; icon frames list safe areas and export sizes for several common placements. The separate display typeface is offered as OTF, TTF, and web font under the MIT license.
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