Multimedia (2172 programs)

Pros: Easy to use UI. Simple but effective annotation tool. Export results directly to email, Facebook, Twitter and more. Call-out feature provides added emphasis.

Cons: All tools available in more complete image editors. Relatively few annotation tools. Only works with images and not video. Can be done for free using other apps.

Pros: Select colors from anywhere on your screen. Easily create brand new color schemes. View related tints and shades with ease. Color wheel to show opposing colors.

Cons: Free alternatives exist. Very poorly documented. Can only enter hex codes; no RGB or HSB value entry supported. Relatively few features included.

Pros: Includes more than two hours of content. Application allows users to take notes. Lessons are guided by a Mac expert. High-definition video and audio quality.

Cons: Most videos are short and simplistic. Interface is visually unappealing. Primarily focuses on basics of iPhoto. Videos cannot be saved or downloaded.

Pros: Simple interface. Keyboard shortcuts. 45 individual lessons. 30-second replay and variable video speed.

Cons: Video is too fast when choosing menu options. No lessons for specific adjustments. Not for professionals. Requires a 64-bit system.

Pros: Accurate line tracing.. Supports various input file formats.. Allows for colour separation.. Generated vector graphics files can be shared directly from the app..

Cons: Some images may not retain their exact proportions when imported.. Image processing can be time-consuming.. Application is resource intensive when running.. App lacks the ability to split images into layers when importing them..

Pros: Easy to use once learned. Great resolution compatibility. Solid performance. Lots of tweaks that can be done.

Cons: Limited fractal options. Some saving issues. Slightly unfriendly interface. Can't save settings.

Pros: High-quality rendering. Friendly user interface. Texture with precision. Option to compose your own scene.

Cons: Doesn’t feel like a complete or consumer-ready app. Lacks quite a few features. Has stability issues. No training or overview videos.

Pros: It is possible to add customized shapes. Complex patterns and charts are supported. Numerous ready-made polygons are available. The basic version is free.

Cons: 32-bit systems are not supported. English and Chinese are the only recognized languages. Accessing all features will require a one-time payment. Accidental deletions have occurred on occasion.

Pros: Ideal for drummers. Subdivisions are extremely handy. 10 microsecond accuracy. 28 unique time signatures.

Cons: No countdown timer. No auto-escalating tempo. Doesn’t display current BPM setting. Tempo cannot be manually modified.

Pros: Easy to use. Extremely handy for recording live lectures. Fail safe to mitigate loss of recording. Active app support.

Cons: Doesn’t support multiple recording sources. Sound could be faint at times. Doesn’t seamlessly record multiple audios at the same time. Doesn’t allow audio playback volume.

Pros: Suitable for giving speeches while playing audio. Add notes and time stamps on the same screen. Searchable time stamps and notes. Load tracks or record as you type.

Cons: Very basic in both use and appearance. Indexing functions may have made longer tracks more workable. The ability to add or mix tracks would be helpful. Synchronized note and audio recording is tricky.

Pros: Works as advertised. Automatic equalizer. Amplifies quiet fragments. Sound visualization.

Cons: Doesn’t do batches. Not the smartest. No documentation or user manual. App support could be better.

Pros: It offers a very intuitive user interface. Drag-and-drop functionality is supported. Most common image formats are recognized by PhotoResize Pro. Images can be sorted based upon personal preferences.

Cons: PNG image formats can encounter issues. Only JPEG and JPEG2000 photos can be adjusted for quality. Resolution may be reduced when dealing with very large images. 32-bit processors not supported.

Pros: Contains very little jargon or esoteric phrasing. Explains how to retouch, print and create slideshows. Learn how to use GPS tags and import images. Suitable for very beginners.

Cons: The app is full of spelling and grammar mistakes. Some tutorials are pieced together from free online content. Like an e-book that you have to install. Doesn’t cover advanced topics or advanced techniques.

Pros: Suitable for speedy photo editing and altering. Easy for people who have no editing or photoshopping skills. Mathematical algorithms guess at your most suitable optimizations. Save with multiple formats.

Cons: Does not allow you to apply your own editing skills. Auto-optimize sometimes creates a halo effect with backlit images. Manual customizations seem duller in the app’s previews. Only suitable for professionals who need rush work doing.

Pros: All templates are compatible with social media platforms. More than 50 fonts are available. Approximately 400 clip art images can be selected. Shapes and lines can easily be added.

Cons: More advanced editing options are not available. Requires 105.5 megabytes of memory. Does not support 32-bit systems. Images can only be saved in PNG and JPG formats.

Pros: Supports a wide range of file formats. Captures high-quality video and audio. Includes timer and shortcut controls. Records full screen or a selected area.

Cons: User manuals and help files are limited. No option to record specific apps only. Lacks built-in social media integration. Not as user-friendly as some alternatives.

Pros: Range sliders allow for easy cropping. Stepper controls offer precision accuracy. Common resolutions available as pre-sets. Includes option to crop proportionally.

Cons: Only supports the MP4 file format. No option to crop part of a video only. Output video will have reduced quality. Lacks advanced video editing options.

Pros: Adjustable color blind window is easy to use. Can filter images or video in real-time. Covers a variety of types of color blindness. Refresh speed can be increased or decreased.

Cons: Does not cover all types of color blindness. Can only approximate color perception. White point calibration can affect results. Occasional issues with 'dark mode' support.