Vector Q by Imaengine

Name: Vector Q by Imaengine
Rating: 4.2 (1670 reviews)
Author: Luis Rivas

By: Luis Rivas

Vectorizer and Editor

Features & Capabilities

Vector Q by Imaengine is a fast raster-to-vector translator and a complete vector editor. Turn pixel-based images into editable vector drawings with unlimited colors, crisp grayscale, two-tone stencils, original Pop-Art, and polygonal shapes.

The redesigned editor on iPhone and iPad delivers Color Curves, variable stroke weight and color, nested masks, and a perspective tool with two modes. It supports text on paths, cross‑platform projects with Mac, and easy export to PDF and SVG for use in Inkscape, Illustrator, and other tools. There’s also rotoscoping-like video recording to capture motion effects.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Art Design Photography

By:

Luis Rivas

Rating:

4.20

(1,670)

Version:

8.0 Last updated: 2026-03-19

Version code:

883154602

Creation date:

2013-03-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

19.89MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-01

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 48,656 ▲ 58

Other rankings

#69 in custom mouse cursors keyword 64 ▼ 10

For Developers

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Developed by:

Luis Rivas

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vector-q-by-imaengine/id599309610

User Reviews

Vector Q by Imaengine is praised for fast, high‑quality vectorization (auto-trace) with many presets and tuning, and for being beginner-friendly. It excels for image and video workflows, in‑app editing, and straightforward SVG exports, useful for crafts like vinyl, decals, or Cricut projects. However, most recurring concerns are cost and stability: export/save often require payment, and the app can crash or lose work after updates. Other frequent complaints include missing undo/redo and a UI that some users find opaque or changed in ways that disrupt workflows. Overall, strong vectorization with caveats about usability and cost.

Pros

Fast, high‑quality vectorization (auto-trace) with many presets and tunable controls.
Beginner-friendly and easy for non-drawers to produce usable vectors.
Versatile across image and video workflows with in‑app editing and SVG export.
One-time price and ongoing improvements make it affordable compared to subscriptions.
Useful for craft and design workflows (vinyl decals, Cricut, pattern illustration) thanks to export-friendly formats.

Cons

Export/save often requires payment; paywall can surprise users.
Stability issues include crashes and save errors, especially after updates.
Missing undo/redo and an opaque or frequently changed UI that disrupts workflows.
Background/vectorization options can be limited (e.g., only one background removal algorithm).
Some updates regress usability or introduce changes that hinder established workflows.

Recent reviews

I’ve been charged three times now. Do not buy this app. I notified the developer and never responded. The restore purchase don’t work and keep charging even if you already paid. I’m tired of telling the developer.

by A.*****, 2026-06-09

I use the app for fun projects including a Warhol-like print I made for my niece of an image from her wedding where she was smiling with her husband, repeated across the print in 60’s colors - just chose one vector design and kept easily recoloring - so cool. I also design sewing patterns, and use this app to easily convert photos of my pattern pieces to vector to illustrate my instructions pages. I am terrible at drawing, and rendering photos of my pieces took way too my time in Adobe Illustrator as I had to review so much to make all the pieces the look consistent. Now, I use two of the vectorizing designs to help creating my instructions in a consistent and efficient way. Love this app, worth the low price <3 !

by Re*****, 2026-04-02

Love this app - and the dev’s other apps - more than will fit in this tiny review space. Seriously. I use it to design art for music releases, but there’s a lot more it’s capable of.