Akira
The Linux design tool
Akira is a native Linux design application built in Vala and GTK. Akira focusses on offering a modern and fast approach to UI and UX design, mainly targetting web designers and graphic designers. The main goal is to offer a valid and professional solution for designers who want to use Linux as their main OS.
Features
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Native for linux
Akira is built in Vala and GTK, no electron shenanigans here, and specially crafted to run on Linux.
SVG-Based Canvas
Akira is powered by GooCanvas, a native SVG-based canvas Library maintained by GNOME.
Non-Destructive Editing
All the native shapes and elements are vector, giving you the ability to use boolean operations without ever loosing the original shape.
Pixel Precision
An always crip and grid-hinted design thanks to the built-in pixel grid, rulers, and guidelines. Becuase you know, sub-pixels are not a thing.
Built-in Version Control
Never lose your work again with the Akira file format and its built-in local Git repository
Intuitive interface
No need to get lost in hundreds of menus or dropdowns, watch the interface follow your actions and boost your productivity.
Team
Akira exists thanks to the contribution of hundreds of developers and designers, but the four guys that started all of this need a bit of a shout out.
Alberto Funjul
Alessandro Castellani
Bilal Elmoussaoui
Felipe Escoto