the one that leap just linked works pretty well and i've used it in the past! other's that i recommend are:

- jxnblk's paths pretty simple to use, may need to play a little around with it // restrained by one canvas size tho sooo may not be as useable, but good to play around with i think?
- yqnn's svg path editor looks complicated, isn't quite as complicated, but you still may need to play around with it // has a lot of rlly useful features, but you'll need a bit of an understanding of svgs

i'd highly recommend going w what leap linked if you're just starting out with svg paths. i prefer the two i linked (or, really, the second one i linked) because a) not as limited by the grid even though you can turn it off, b) i tweak constantly and since the codepen has no way of saving your svg, it can be a pain to re-enter stuff.

however, the codepen is definitely way more beginner friendly/a little easier to use without having to think about all the numbers n stuff. the other two aren't as self-explanatory, and the latter has a lot of little stuff that ?? do something? helpful, but you have no heckin' clue what they actually do/how they work. takes a lot of tests n playin' around alsdjfk. that being said if you're anything like me, you might eventually want to consider it since it makes tweaking things to your perfectionistic tendencies (exact pixels aslkdfj) easier.

[also linking as just a general resource for anyone else who stumbles upon this thread]