JigsawDesigner

Native vector editing

SVG Puzzle Editor for Mac, iPad, and iPhone

Use a native Apple-platform editor for puzzle boundaries, templates, and generated cutlines. Work with paths and common SVG shapes, organize nested groups, and keep the document editable from import through export.

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Imported SVG artwork selected in JigsawDesigner with its Layers hierarchy and Shape Info visible
Inspect imported artwork on the canvas, in Layers, and in Shape Info.

What you can do

  • Eight drawing and editing tools
  • Multi-selection, grouping, and layers
  • On-canvas scale and rotation
  • Accurate zoom from 1% to 3200%

Bring SVG artwork into an editable document

Import paths, rectangles, circles, text, images, and grouped geometry. Version 1.6.0 improves preservation of embedded images, gradients, patterns, and clipping paths when editing, saving, and reopening projects.

Remote HTTP image references are not fetched. Embed required assets in the SVG or project instead.

Draw and edit vector geometry

Choose Select, Point Edit, Pencil, Line, Rectangle, Circle, Polygon, or Bezier. Pencil supports smoother freehand paths, while open contours can be continued or joined in the current editor.

  • Shift-select multiple elements
  • Drill into nested groups
  • Edit anchors and Bezier handles
  • Resize and rotate around the selection center
Point Edit anchors shown around a puzzle boundary in JigsawDesigner
Point Edit exposes the source path anchors while the generated group remains organized in Layers.

Organize, save, and export

Use Layers to inspect hierarchy, toggle visibility, and lock elements. Projects are stored as .jigsawproject packages with document metadata, SVG, and embedded assets. Export produces a portable SVG document.

SVG groups and shapes in the Layers panel

Frequently asked questions

Which export formats are supported?

SVG is the current export format.

Does the editor work on iPhone as well as Mac and iPad?

Yes. The Apple app target supports iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with layouts adapted for each form factor.