Where To Find the Vector Editor
Use the vector editor to create and edit vector elements in pre-designed blocks, in Zero Block, or as a separate online service that doesn't require you to log in to your Tilda account.
Try the Online vector editor → Changing Interface Themes
You can now switch between light and dark modes for the Editor's interface. To change the mode, click the three dots in the toolbar → Dark mode.
You can now adjust the zoom level of the artboard by either manually entering a value or selecting a preset option from the drop-down menu.
Use the panel to reorder, lock, hide, or rename shapes. To open the Layers panel, click the icon in the lower-left corner or the three dots in the toolbar → Layers.
If you zoom in the artboard to 600% or more, the pixel grid will automatically appear. To disable it, uncheck the Pixel Grid option in the toolbar or use the keyboard shortcut Shift + '.
When moving elements or drawing new ones, red guides will appear to help you align them with the center, edges, or anchor points of existing shapes.
New Stroke Setting Options
Choose from the available stroke styles or create a custom one. You can set the order of fill and stroke, select the vector point connection type (Join), and adjust the shape of the line's endpoints (Cap).
Modifying the Vector Display Area
The Viewbox settings allow you to adjust the vector display area by cropping or expanding it to add extra white space. For example, if you assign a link to an icon and extend the viewbox beyond the element's edges, it increases the clickable area, making it easier for users to click.
Draw polygons and stars with a specified number of vertices. Adjust the shape using the controls or by entering values in the Count and Ratio fields.
Draw any shape freehand, and it will automatically convert to vector lines. Extend your shape from any endpoint and customize it to your liking.
We've optimized the vector editor for a smoother user experience and greater stability. It's now easier to bend vector lines and adjust the curve radius. To round the corners of basic and custom shapes, click on the drawing point and drag it to change the radius.
Upgraded Drawing Functionality