Concepts App vs Procreate for SVG

Vector-Based Sketching vs Raster Painting Focus

The Concepts app is built around a vector-based infinite canvas designed for design sketching, wireframing, and technical drawing, meaning strokes remain editable and infinitely scalable, while Procreate's painting tools are raster-based, producing pixel data that offers rich texture and blending but doesn't remain infinitely scalable or vector-editable afterward.

• Concepts uses a vector-based infinite canvas keeping strokes editable and scalable
• Procreate's raster painting tools produce pixel data, not vector-editable strokes
• Vector basis makes Concepts naturally more SVG-workflow-friendly by design

Which Fits an SVG-Focused Workflow Better

For design sketching, product concepts, or technical drawings intended to eventually become clean vector artwork, Concepts' native vector foundation is a more natural starting point than Procreate's raster canvas, while Procreate remains the stronger choice for expressive painting, texture work, and illustration where rich raster brush behavior matters more than vector editability.

• Concepts suits design sketches and technical drawings headed toward vector output
• Procreate suits expressive painting and texture work where raster brushes shine
• Intended end use of the artwork should guide which tool fits better

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