Compass and tangent arcs
Open a radius, snap to tangents, equal radii and φ. Double arcs, flows and corner curves join tangentially — no kinks unless you want them.
D-Line builds logos the way they were drawn for centuries — with compass and straightedge. Draw with circles and tangent arcs, let the geometry be measured, and show your client exactly why the mark looks the way it does.
Every tool is built around one idea: a strong mark has an order you can explain.
Open a radius, snap to tangents, equal radii and φ. Double arcs, flows and corner curves join tangentially — no kinks unless you want them.
Select a mark and watch its compass-and-straightedge construction play step by step: every circle derived from the ones before, each with its measured deviation.
See the circles behind every arc, the curvature comb and the joints where curvature jumps. Hover any part and its whole geometry opens.
D-Line reads ratios, tangencies, alignments and symmetry — and honestly marks what could be coincidence. Fix small kinks with one click.
Turn the construction into an MP4 for Instagram, Reels or your case study: 1080p or 4K, 60 fps, title card, captions and slow zoom.
Mark, construction, geometry and measurements plates in light or dark — layered SVG for Illustrator and Figma, PNG or PDF.
Newton, Itten, screen and perceptual (OKLCH) wheels, harmony rules, curated palettes, WCAG contrast and 60-30-10 distribution.
1,900+ Google Fonts, filterable by style and language. Convert to outlines and reshape every letter; size the symbol in multiples of cap height with clear space.
This animation is drawn the same way D-Line draws a construction video: base circle first, every other measure derived from it.
Great marks are rarely free-hand. Behind a speed mark, a shell or an apple there is an invisible order: which curve comes from which circle, where it passes without breaking, which angle repeats.
D-Line removes everything that distracts from that order — colour, stroke weight, effects — until you are ready for them. First you build guide circles and lines; then you draw the definition line out of them.
And we are honest about geometry. With enough circles, some pair will always look like the golden ratio. D-Line writes the deviation next to every relationship and marks what could be chance, so your story to the client is one you can defend.
Draw less. Measure more. Show why.
Guides are the skeleton, definition lines are the drawing. Arcs stay true arcs all the way to the exported SVG.
Every relationship is derived and measured. Nothing is labelled φ unless it really is.
Fewer panels, more canvas. Advanced features open when you ask, and get out of the way when you don't.
Place circles with the compass and guide lines. Symmetry and the magnet keep everything exact.
Pick segments between intersections, draw tangent arcs and corner curves, fill the areas.
Arc analysis, focus and geometric identity show what you built — and what could be tighter.
Play the construction, export the video and the plates, and send the client the why, not just the logo.
Drawing and learning are never locked. Pro and Ultra add cloud space, AI logo construction from your images, 4K video and clean presentation plates — the things you need when the work goes to a client.
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No. The built-in geometry tour explains point, circle, arc, tangent, ratio and symmetry with animations, and the tools snap to the right relationships for you.
Yes. Paste any SVG path or a full SVG from Figma or Illustrator. D-Line interprets it in arcs, finds its circles and plays its construction.
SVG with true arcs, PNG, layered presentation plates (SVG, PNG, PDF) and an MP4 construction video up to 4K.
Yes. D-Line runs in your browser and can be installed as an app. Your drawings sync to your library when you are back online.
Logos you design are yours. The Pro and Studio plans include a commercial licence for exports; the free plan adds a small signature to videos and plates.
Yes. Every font in D-Line comes from Google Fonts and is open source (SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0). Use it in a client's logo and convert it to outlines — the outlined lettering is your artwork.
D-Line speaks 16 languages: English, Türkçe, Deutsch, Français, Español, Italiano, Português, Nederlands, Polski, Русский, العربية, हिन्दी, Bahasa Indonesia, 简体中文, 日本語 and 한국어.
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