Graphic & Design (937 programs)
Pros: Supports pressure-sensitive styluses such as the Samsung S Pen. Handles up to 10,000 layers with 28 layer effects. Companion Mode turns a phone into a handheld shortcut controller. Imports and exports PSD/PSB files while retaining layer structure.
Cons: Requires Android 13 or later, limiting older devices. High-resolution work recommends 6GB+ RAM, can strain low-memory devices. Smartphone usage capped at 30 hours per month for full feature access.
Pros: Comprehensive weekly release listings. Easy pull list creation and management. Tracks purchases and collection history. Includes cover images and descriptions. Helps organize favorite series.
Cons: Interface feels somewhat dated. Primarily geared toward comic collectors. Limited appeal for non-comic readers.
Pros: Multiple device mockups available. Customizable layouts. Batch processing.
Cons: Limited appeal.
Pros: Uses real-world environment to sample colors and textures. Over 16 brush styles. Full 3D design space. Can be exported in GLB and STL formats for 3D printing or sharing.
Cons: Requires an XR-compatible device to use.
Pros: Simple interface. Specialized tools. Beginner-friendly.
Cons: Limited advanced editing and customization features.
Pros: Seamless integration with other Adobe products. AI-powered search. Massive library including 3D models, 4K video, and music. Compensation programs for contributors involved in AI training.
Cons: Expensive early termination fees for annual contracts. Requires extra credit for premium resources. Complex subscription plans. AI-generated content can occasionally clutter search results.
Pros: Let you create designs with the help of AI. Speeds up designing for you. Produces high-quality visuals. Has guided prompts and templates for beginners.
Cons: Limited free use and credit system.
