Aura Vector

The logo needs one curve moved. It is a two-minute job, once someone has found and installed a desktop design program that can open the file. In Aura, a vector editor that opens in the browser, you draw with a pen tool and bend each curve by moving its points and handles. Shapes can be merged or cut apart, and text can follow a path or turn into outlines so single letters can be reshaped by hand.

Aura opens Illustrator and CorelDRAW files as well as SVG, and saves an editable .aura project. The site warns that imported text may arrive as outlines and that embedded photos stay photos. Drawing works without an account, while importing and exporting files needs a Deslove account. In the browser some conversions run on Deslove's server. The Windows app from the Microsoft Store converts on the computer and works offline after its first sign-in.

For a new logo, Shape Lab offers 141 geometric starting symbols whose spacing, rotation and corner radius you can change. The editor also carries 450 font families under the SIL Open Font License and 500 colour palettes, by the site's count. The client code is published under the AGPL licence as downloadable source archives, while Deslove keeps its server code private. Apps for Mac, iPhone and Android are planned without a release date.