Intaglio
Intaglio is a vector graphics editor for macOS that allows users to create logos, icons, illustrations, technical drawings and typography. It features Bezier curve tools, drawing and dimensioning capabilities, and was designed to take advantage of macOS for graphics work. The app was popular among hobbyists and semi-professional designers as an accessible alternative to more complex professional tools. It was historically available on the Mac App Store and through direct download.
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1 suggestionIntaglio has been abandoned by its developer and is no longer maintained or supported — the last version (3.9.5) was released several years ago and the product is no longer sold or actively developed. While the RoaringApps database lists a macOS version with a Universal Binary (indicating Apple Silicon support), that information appears outdated or unreliable given the app's end-of-life status and the lack of any developer updates to confirm a native build. The Intel version still launches under Rosetta 2 today, but will stop working entirely when Apple removes Rosetta in macOS 28 (September 2028). Rather than attempting to use the old Intaglio, you should move to a maintained vector editor. If you want a free, open-source alternative similar to Intaglio's ease of use, try Inkscape — it runs natively on Apple Silicon and supports the same basic vector editing workflows. For a more polished commercial option, Adobe Illustrator (available via Creative Cloud subscription) is the industry standard and offers significantly more powerful tools. Linearity Curve is another modern native option, though it is more web and mobile design focused. All three of these are actively maintained and will continue to work on future macOS releases.
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