Graphic & Design (383 programs)

Pros: Distraction free. Smooth and beautiful. 4 ways to draw. Fun sound effects.

Cons: Only in full screen.

Pros: Choose related colors. Set saturation, hue, angle, brightness. Create color schemes. Interacts with other apps.

Cons: Some applications won't work with it. Installation process.

Pros: Large range of tools. Lots of layers and effects. Workspaces.

Cons: Too complex for most people. Cluttered interface. Long startup time.

Pros: Intuitive. Advanced editing. Easy to make any shape.

Cons: Known to flip imported images.

Pros: Quick install. Simple tutorial mode. Set shell, transitions, display, subtitles.

Cons: Only works with Jpegs and MP3s. Can't zoom into timeline.

Pros: Multiple window view. All tools are in one place. Sensitive brush strokes. Easier to use than Photoshop. Latest version adds lots of new handy features.

Cons: Lacks high-end image editing options. Lacks a pen selection tool. No iCloud integration.

Pros: Very intuitive interface. Many ways to share your animations. Good visual themes.

Cons: Interface can feel crowded.

Pros: Great window layout. Easy to add layers and filters.

Cons: Limited editing functions. Layer controls are too small.

Pros: Easy to create presentations. Supports widescreen and HD displays. Burn DVDs of slideshows or transfer them to iPod.

Cons: Few advanced settings.

Pros: Offers advanced animation and modeling tools. Supports collaborative and individual workflows. Enables high-quality rendering and simulation. Streamlines complex 3D production pipelines.

Cons: Requires high-end hardware for smooth performance. Some plugins require additional licensing. Steep learning curve for beginners.

Pros: Very lightweight. Lots of third party add-ons. Built in screen-grab tool.

Cons: Limited without third party add-ons.

Pros: See results in real time. 3D work environment. Extended rendering.

Cons: High memory usage.