CorelDRAW Graphics Suite

The client's logo arrives as a tiny JPEG from an old email, and the sign shop needs it as wide as a shop front. Blown up to that size, it turns blurry. CorelDRAW's PowerTRACE converts such an image into vector shapes, which stay sharp at any size and can be edited afterwards. The 2026 version adds text-to-vector, which draws editable vector art from a written prompt or an existing picture.

The suite installs several programs: CorelDRAW for illustration and page layout, Corel PHOTO-PAINT for retouching, Corel Font Manager for fonts and a tool that takes screenshots. Pantone color libraries come built in, and Google Fonts are available inside the app. The product page addresses sign and print shops as well as apparel makers.

CorelDRAW Web runs in Chrome, Edge or Firefox. Clients and co-workers can mark up a design there and comment on it with nothing to install, and the designer gets an email for each new comment. The web app also lets users upload their own fonts and export DWG and DXF files, the drawing formats CAD programs read.