Create custom flags and/or any kind of minimalist vector art from editable shapes, divisions, symbols, Bézier curves, and paintable overlaps. Export your design onto various products and set up your own store with your own designs.

Hey, creator of the site here. I made a flag design tool that runs in your browser, and it grows from one idea: where two shapes cross, color is instantly born (like a Venn-diagram)! Here's the thing: Most design tools treat a flag like a stack of stickers. You drop a field, then a stripe, then a badge, and each shape just hides whatever sits under it. That breaks the moment the shapes touch and you actually want the space between them to matter. Izar makes that meeting point a real, paintable region from the start. Lay a bar across a stripe and the little crossing in the middle turns into its own piece you can color however you like. Basically, it auto-divides regions and lets you know by cycling through an intentionally limited palette. So if you're stacking, say, a saltire on top of some horizontal stripes, it'll give off the impression you're fusing the designs instead of just covering the stripes with a saltire. I built the geometry engine, so the screen shows you the exact file you export. One render path serves both the preview and the download, so anything you print matches what you designed, no seams and no surprises. You get clean SVG and PNG every time. You can stop at export, or you can save locally. You can even sell what you make. List a design as real printed products (wall flags, garden flags, posters, tees) and a print partner ships each order while the source file stays yours. I put the money math right on the screen before you list, so you see your exact cut instead of guessing. Listing costs nothing. A few honest notes. A person designed and built this, tool by tool. It is not an AI generator, and it never guesses a flag for you. It's something new that helps your creative process. You steer every shape. It's in the early stages, so I'd like your feedback, especially on the editor and anywhere it feels rough. Try it, break it, and tell me what you think. Thanks for looking.

Love how clean the editor looks, and the ability to paint overlaps opens up a lot of subtle texture work. One thing that would really help would be a built-in color palette generator that suggests complementary or analogous schemes based on the colors already in your flag, especially handy when you're starting from scratch and staring at a blank canvas.

Would love to see a real-time collaboration feature where two people can edit the same flag design together. Would make it way easier to brainstorm with a partner and bounce ideas off each other without sending files back and forth.

Love how the paintable overlaps actually respect the underlying geometry instead of just blending layers—makes the vector workflow feel both technical and creative at the same time.

Izar

A new vector tool for overlapping and dividing shapes.

A new vector tool for overlapping and dividing shapes.