Artboard 2.3 for Mac
Mac Photo & DesignArtboard is vector drawing software for Mac from Mapdiva, designed to make illustration approachable without stripping out the tools that matter. With it you can draw logos, posters, floor plans, technical diagrams and web graphics as clean, infinitely scalable vector art. Its signature idea is styles: instead of setting fill, stroke and effects by hand for every object, you apply and stack ready-made styles — and the app ships with a large library of editable clip art and styles covering maps, flags, flowcharts, home planning and more, which beginners can pull apart to learn how vector drawings are built.
Key Features
- Over 20 direct drawing tools for shapes, paths, text and freehand work
- Built-in library of 1,900+ editable styles and clip art in Artboard 2
- Stacked and shared styles for fast, consistent-looking illustrations
- Imports SVG and common image formats; works with layers and slices
- Exports to vector PDF (Illustrator-compatible) plus PNG, JPEG and TIFF
How to Download
- Use the green Download button on this page, or visit the developer's website.
- Download from the official site — Mapdiva offers Artboard directly and through the Mac App Store.
- Install the app and open one of the sample drawings to explore the styles library.
System Requirements
Artboard 2 is a native Mac app that runs on a recent version of macOS. Mapdiva's site lists the exact minimum macOS for the current build, and a free trial is available there if you want to confirm it suits your machine first.
FAQs
Is Artboard good for beginners?
Yes — it was designed for them. The styles and clip-art library let new users produce decent results quickly, and Mapdiva publishes free tutorials and getting-started videos on its website.
Can Artboard open Illustrator files?
Artboard imports editable SVG and exports vector PDF, which Illustrator can open — that is the practical route for moving work between the two apps. It does not natively open .ai project files.
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