Graphic & Design (871 programs)

Pros: Comes with sophisticated CAD viewing tools.. The program is free to download and use..

Cons: Only of use to people involved with computer-aided design.. Learning the full range of features will take time..

Pros: Makes it easy to create icons. Tailored for different platforms. Add special effects to icons.

Cons: Dimensions limited to maximum of 1024x1024.

Pros: Onion skinning shows ghosted outlines of previous frames. Imports Pivot .stk files for continuity with older projects. Internal asset library lets you reuse stick figures across scenes. Auto-save and auto-backup reduce the risk of lost work.

Cons: Interface is visually dated and shows signs of aging. 32-bit architecture limits compatibility with newer macOS releases. Export options are limited to animated GIF and QuickTime MOV.

Pros: Automates in-between frames via vector tweening, reducing manual frame drawing. Over 50 layer types and parametrically generated elements for resolution independence. FFmpeg integration and OpenEXR export for production pipelines. Pentablet support and portable builds for flexible classroom or field use.

Cons: Interface and workflow can be intimidating for absolute beginners. Community-driven development implies variable release cadence. Steep learning commitment required to master advanced controls.

Pros: Handles legacy and modern containers including MP4, MKV, AVI, VOB and DAT. Batch processing for applying the same conversion to multiple files. Device-targeted presets for phones, handhelds and consoles. Low system impact, runs on older Windows and 32-bit systems.

Cons: No multi-track timeline or transitions for layered editing. Limited creative controls compared with professional editors. Focused on basic edits, not suited for complex post-production.