Graphic & Design (841 programs)

Pros: Ideal for CAD and 3D Modelling Amateurs. Strong set of features and functionalities.

Cons: Similar tools available. Experts can look elsewhere.

Pros: Excellent cross-platform support with Google Drive sync. Full animation suite with layers, Onion Skin, and MP4 export. Tons of advanced tools like Tile Mode, Gradient, and Symmetry drawing. Active Pixel Network™ community and Lospec palette support.

Cons: Aseprite file support is import-only.

Pros: There is no charge to download and use ColorMania.. It is able to work with most third-party design programs..

Cons: There are few options in regards to layering and other standard actions.. As this is open-source software. some bugs could be present..

Pros: Ideal for collaborations. Free for one year. BIM capabilities.

Cons: Initial learning curve.

Pros: Frame-by-frame animation with onion skinning. Easy-to-use interface ideal for beginners. Export options include video, GIF, and PDF storyboards.

Cons: Limited tools and resolution support in free version. Some export features require subscription. Not suited for advanced or professional animation work.

Pros: Feature-packed in free version. Customizable interface. Supports using APIs. Cartesian Coordinate System. Offers batch printing functionality.

Cons: Professional version has limited features.

Pros: Extensive toolkit for writing and drawing. Seamless cloud integration. Can be exported in a variety of formats. Cross-platform support.

Cons: Infrequent technical glitches.

Pros: Intuitive touch and pen-based controls. Cross-platform support (iPad, macOS, Windows). Seamless file compatibility with other CAD tools. Ideal for quick prototyping and concept modeling.

Cons: Limited advanced simulation or analysis tools. Subscription-based pricing may not suit all users. Requires strong hardware for complex models. Fewer collaboration tools than cloud-based CAD apps.

Pros: Introduces 3D graphics. No install required.

Cons: No light sources available. Difficult to navigate. No help file.

Pros: Lightweight. Offers a broad range of drawing tools. Smart guides make designing easier. Easy to use.

Cons: Overloaded interface. Unorganized help files. Lacks advance features.

Pros: Elegant interface design. Easier to use than Photoshop. Quick photo fixes for editing newbies. Lots of templates to create original compositions with your photos. Excellent mobile syncing. Upload images instantly to social networking sites.

Cons: Artwork utilities can be a bit confusing for beginners. Don't be confused: it's not a stripped-down version of Photoshop.