Fabric.js
The high-performance, object-oriented JavaScript HTML5 canvas library for interactive visual experiences.

The industry-standard 2D Canvas framework for high-performance interactive graphics.
Konva.js is an extensible 2D HTML5 canvas framework that transforms the native Canvas API into an object-oriented powerhouse. By 2026, it has solidified its position as the go-to solution for developers building complex, interactive web interfaces that require high-performance rendering beyond the capabilities of SVG. Its architecture is built around a hierarchical tree structure (Stage > Layer > Group > Shape), allowing developers to manage thousands of objects as individual nodes with their own event listeners and states. Konva's deep integration with modern reactive frameworks—specifically through React-Konva and Vue-Konva—makes it the preferred choice for SaaS platforms building design tools, whiteboards, and data visualization dashboards. The library excels in handling desktop and mobile interactions, providing native-feeling drag-and-drop, multi-touch gestures, and sophisticated property animations. Furthermore, its built-in caching mechanisms and high-speed filter application allow for the creation of desktop-class creative suites directly within the browser, maintaining 60fps even with complex visual compositions.
Implements a complete scene graph where groups and layers can contain other nodes, inheriting transformations and styles.
Verified feedback from the global deployment network.
Post queries, share implementation strategies, and help other users.
Converts complex node trees into a single internal buffer image to reduce draw calls during animations.
A built-in GUI tool that attaches to any node to provide intuitive resize, rotate, and scale handles.
Maps standard DOM events to Canvas-specific coordinates, supporting click, dblclick, mouseover, and touch events.
Native methods to convert the entire canvas state into a JSON string and restore it later.
Built-in support for pinch-to-zoom and multi-finger gestures on mobile browsers.
Exposes the underlying context2D through a 'sceneFunc' attribute for drawing complex paths while maintaining Konva's node features.
Creating a Canva-like interface with layers, text manipulation, and shape editing.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Providing a high-speed interface for human annotators to draw bounding boxes and polygons on images.
Allowing users to drag and drop furniture icons onto a scaled floor plan while snapping to grid.