Inkscape
Inkscape is an open source vector graphics editor with features similar to the Illustrator, Freehand, CorelDraw or Xara X, but it's free.
It uses W3C standard, Scalable vector graphics (SVG). The program is a good bunch features and tools and it can deal with formats such as PNG, JPG, BMP or TIFF, it is the layer system, clone, marker, ...
This application can also edit XMLs, and includes all the main tools and the other is included in the truly expensive vector graphics editor. Inkscape supports many improved SVG features (marker, clone, alpha mix, etc.) and great care is taken to design a balanced interface. It works really well when editing nodes, performing complex path operations, tracing the bitmaps, and more.
Inkscape's main goal is not to use a strong and solid drawing tool, it is compatible with XML, SVG and CSS, and we can say it has achieved it.
Vector images using free tool inkscape
when designing a logo or designing specifications for web design, vector images provide a clear limitation on bitmaps without any resolution. You do not want to turn on the software provided like Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw, but since there are free options like Incaskets. This tutorial explains the basic concept around vectorizing an image.
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