Generate recursive vector patterns

The plugin creates fractal artwork from parameterized recipes instead of forcing you to draw repeated geometry by hand.

Koch snowflakes, Sierpinski triangles and carpets, dragon and Levy curves, branching trees, ferns, Cantor sets, Vicsek and T-square figures, and aperiodic Penrose tilings can become backgrounds, ornaments, lesson graphics, or abstract illustrations.

Single-stroke curves for pens and plotters

The Gosper, Peano, Moore, Hilbert and Sierpinski arrowhead curves are each one continuous path, which is what a pen plotter or a laser cutter wants: no lifts, no retraced segments.

The Moore variant closes the Hilbert curve into a loop, and the H-tree gives the balanced binary layout used for clock distribution and fractal antennas.

Colour and animate the construction

Named palettes recolour the whole figure at once, and the spectrum palette ramps hue across draw order, which reads as recursion depth on the branching and packing types.

Turning on animated drawing gives every element its own timeline track, so the figure draws itself in construction order and you can retime it afterwards in the Animation panel like any other animation.

Refine the generated SVG

After generation, the output is SVG artwork. You can recolor it, crop it, combine it with masks, simplify paths, or use it as part of a larger composition.

The parameters stay attached to the result, so selecting a placed fractal reopens its settings and regenerating it is a single undo step.