The sK1 Project is dedicated to developing free and open-source vector graphics software tailored for professional publishing and design. Aimed as an alternative to proprietary tools like CorelDRAW and Adobe Illustrator, sK1 offers advanced features such as CMYK color support, color management, and import/export capabilities for formats like CDR, AI, and PDF. Its precision and print-oriented focus make it a powerful tool for graphic designers working in prepress and desktop publishing environments.
Key components include:
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sK1 2.0: A professional-grade illustration software for Windows, GNU/Linux, and macOS, offering features like CMYK color support, separations, ICC color management, and press-ready PDF output. It aims to be a viable alternative to proprietary software like CorelDRAW and Adobe Illustrator.
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UniConvertor 2.0: A universal vector graphics translator, functioning as a command-line tool and library. It converts between various file formats using the SK2 document object model, supporting cross-platform compilation on GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows.
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sK1 Color Picker: An advanced palette editor with regular and zoomed picking tools. It supports numerous open-source and proprietary palette file formats, making it ideal for managing and editing color palettes.
The project targets graphic designers, developers, and users seeking free and open-source alternatives for vector graphics creation and manipulation. It emphasizes cross-platform compatibility, professional-grade features, and extensive file format support.
