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Version 8.2 · 2026-09-21
Bugs fixed
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The store currently lists version 8.2, updated 2026-09-21.








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Vector Q, (before known as Imaengine) is a fast and powerfull Raster to Vector translator and a complete Vector Editor. The definitive VECTOR TOOL!
Turn your pixel-format pictures into fully editable vector drawings. With custom filters you can get from a standard vectorization with unlimited colors, crispy grayscale images, two-tone stencils, original Pop-Art drawings and amazing polygonal shapes.
New redesigned EDITOR, probably the most powerfull vector editor for iPhone and iPad with exclusive and unique features:
- COLOR CURVES, a new tool to apply color to paths and shapes.
- Variable WEIGHT and COLOR strokes.
- Nested masks, everything can be a mask, a group can be a mask, even a mask can be mask!
- Perspective tool with two modes, apply perspective to paths, shapes, groups, pictures..
and more
- Text , text on path, colored text on path…
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