
You can use Krita for logos, vector designs, and sketches for web pages. The application of course is completely free and open source in addition to multi-platform (Windows, Linux, and Mac). The interface is intuitive and you can move the dockers and panels to customize it for your specific workflow. Krita is a fork of gimp created for drawings, design sketches, paintings, or logos for companies or web design as we use it in the company.

When working with the pen tool, it only shows the outline and will show the complete path filled or just the stroke when you finish the path, and this is helpful when creating lines without depending on the stroke. It provides various tools and shapes, paths, text, markers, clones, transparency effects (alpha), transformations, gradients, patterns, and groups.

Inkscape’s primary vector graphics format is Scalable Vector Graphics(SVG) however, many other formats can be imported and exported. You can also create an SVG file from any image from scratch or import one and make changes. You can use it to design or edit vectors such as illustrations, line art, logos, and drawing. Inkscape cost nothing as it’s an open-source graphics software.
