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  • In Practice​

    • Camtasia

    • Canva iOS​

    • dotLottie

    • Espressif

    • Godot

    • Lottie Creator

    • LVGL

    • Segger

    • Tizen

    • Other Projects

  • ThorVG Demo

Showcase

The following list showcases various practical examples of ThorVG in use.

In Practice

Camtasia

Camtasia adopted ThorVG for Lottie rendering, enabling customizable animations and dynamic color adjustments.

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Canva iOS

Canva adopted ThorVG for Lottie rendering on iOS, delivering up to 80% faster rendering and 70% lower peak memory usage.

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dotLottie

dotLottie is an open-source format for packaging Lottie animations and assets. Its player uses ThorVG for efficient rendering.

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Espressif

Espressif Systems provides ThorVG as an official ESP-IDF component, enabling easy integration and vector graphics rendering on ESP32 and ESP32-P4 devices.

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Godot

Godot integrates ThorVG to enable high-quality vector-based UI and assets in its open-source game engine.

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Lottie Creator

Lottie Creator leverages ThorVG to power its Canvas engine with fast, scalable vector rendering for interactive animations.

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LVGL

LVGL is an open-source graphics library leveraging ThorVG as its vector drawing primitives library for embedded systems.

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Segger

SEGGER adopts ThorVG as a GPU driver to enable high-performance vector rendering for embedded GUI applications.

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Tizen

Tizen, an open-source platform integrating ThorVG as its vector graphics backend for rendering primitives, SVG, and Lottie animations.

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Other Projects

  • ArcBrush is a free, node-based image editor that leverages ThorVG for SVG rasterization.

  • Crank Software Storyboard integrates ThorVG for SVG rendering in embedded and industrial HMI applications.

  • Evergine integrates ThorVG through its own ThorVG.Net, bringing vector graphics to its cross-platform graphics engine.

  • Figo leverages ThorVG to render vector-based UIs directly from design files across multiple platforms and game engines.

  • Flowmux uses ThorVG to power its inline terminal image viewer, rendering SVG, Lottie, and other bitmap graphics.

  • Flux Audio leverages ThorVG for fast, scalable vector rendering, powering modern user interfaces across its audio platforms.

  • ​GodSVG is an open-source, cross-platform SVG editor that uses ThorVG for realtime vector graphics rendering.

  • LibreScoot is an open-source embedded mobility platform leveraging ThorVG for GPU-free Lottie boot animation rendering.

  • MetaModule leverages ThorVG as a lightweight vector rasterization backend for efficient UI rendering in its embedded modular synthesizer platform.

  • ​MorphOS, an Amiga-inspired operating system integrating ThorVG for vector graphics support.

  • OpenVela, an AIoT operating system integrating ThorVG for vector graphics support.

  • Paragraphic, a cross-platform parametric graphic design application using ThorVG for realtime vector graphics rendering.

  • TinyPiXOS is a lightweight, open-source Linux OS leveraging ThorVG for GUI rendering.

  • Vagabond uses ThorVG for vector graphics in its procedurally generated 2D sandbox RPG.

Would you like us to showcase your project with ThorVG? Feel free to send a request to thorvg@thorvg.org

ThorVG Demo

Check out Thor Janitor, an interactive demo game fully rendered using ThorVG. It renders tens of thousands of objects in real-time with effects like DropShadow and Blur, running stably at 60+ FPS! Give it a try! 🚀

An MIT-licensed open-source project · Supported by LottieFiles

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