Linearity Curve review
A capable Apple-focused vector design suite with free access and AI-assisted workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Linearity Curve is vector graphic design software for illustrators, graphic designers, and creative teams working on Mac, iPad, or iPhone. Its toolkit covers vector paths, shapes, typography, gradients, custom brushes, illustrations, image editing, PDF workflows, and AI-assisted tasks. Print-oriented work is supported through CMYK color and exports to PDF, SVG, EPS, PNG, JPG, and TIFF. Templates, cloud storage, workspaces, and member permissions extend it beyond a basic drawing application.
The pricing structure gives teams a free entry point and a clear progression for heavier use. Free includes 250 lifetime credits, one Basic brand kit, and 5GB of cloud storage. Starter costs $8 per editor per month with annual billing and adds 800 monthly credits, resize and translate automation, AI background removal and upscaling, access to Curve and Move, and 10GB of storage. Pro costs $25 per editor per month with annual billing, 3,250 monthly credits, and 100GB of storage. Business costs $65 per editor per month with annual billing and adds Linearity Intelligence, brand management, 6,500 credits, and 500GB of storage. Enterprise includes custom pricing, shared organizational credits, SSO, export permissions, onboarding, and an account manager.
Its strongest fit is an Apple-based design team that values vector editing, PDF handling, AI image tools, and connected asset libraries. Integrations include Brandfetch, Unsplash, SF Symbols, Icons8, Figma, Adobe Illustrator, and Sketch. Curve also supports templates for branding, social posts, and motion graphics. The main constraint is platform coverage: it runs on macOS and iOS. Real-time simultaneous editing is unsupported, so teams needing live co-editing should choose another product. For Apple-focused individual designers or teams comfortable with workspace-based sharing and permissions, Curve offers broad creative coverage; teams requiring browser access or simultaneous editing should look elsewhere.
Linearity Curve pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes vector tools, 250 lifetime credits, and 5GB storage
- Supports CMYK export, PDF workflows, tracing, and AI image editing
- Integrates with Figma, Illustrator, Sketch, and asset libraries
- Where it doesn't
- Runs only on macOS and iOS
- Real-time simultaneous editing is unsupported
- Higher-tier AI credits and storage require paid plans
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