Graphic & Design (849 programs)

Pros: Industry leading vector tools. Seamless Creative Cloud integration. Powerful AI and automation features.

Cons: Industry leading vector tools. Seamless Creative Cloud integration. Powerful AI and automation features.

Pros: Great selection of tools. Covers different areas: page layout, photo editing, vector drawing. Clean and intuitive interface design. Very well documented.

Cons: Hard for beginners. Not enough integration between apps.

Pros: Offers a range of editing tools. Provides interactive tutorials. Features a user-friendly interface. Suitable for beginners.

Cons: Comes with a learning curve.

Pros: Unrivaled simplicity. Universal accessibility. Perfect for quick edits and cropping.

Cons: No support for image layers. Lack of transparency control. Very limited tool selection. Poor color management for advanced work.

Pros: Free, open source, and multi-platform. In continuous improvement by the community. Imports data such as JPEG, PNG, and Postscript. Exports PNG to multiple vector-based formats.

Cons: Some tools and functions are limited. Compatibility issues with some files.

Pros: Accurate .DWG and .DXF viewing. Batch file conversion for backward compatibility. Reliable performance with large files. Frequent updates.

Cons: No markup or commenting tools. Large installation size for a viewer. Slight learning curve for new users.

Pros: Simplifies 3D drawing. Context-sensitive instructor. User-friendly.

Cons: Lacking advanced CAD features available elsewhere. No longer available for new users.

Pros: Extensive range of features. User-friendly interface. Supports audio and video for interactive content. Comprehensive help guides and online support resources.

Cons: Complexity can be overwhelming for beginners.

Pros: Cross platform. User friendly UI. 2D and 3D drawing. Keyboard shortcuts. Status bar guidance.

Cons: No monthly subscription. Limited free version features.

Pros: Wide range of advanced features. Highly customizable.

Cons: Can have performance issues. Steep learning curve for beginners.

Pros: Familiar and intuitive UI. Supports image layers. Robust tools and feature set. Plugin support.

Cons: Limited to Windows users.

Pros: Has a minimalist interface. Easy-to-use. Reads PDF quickly. Has basic navigation tools.

Cons: Not a PDF editor. Lacks advanced functions.

Pros: Effortless viewing and printing. Opens SketchUp designs without needing the license for the drawing tool. Offers many ways to view and analyze a design. Flexible and intuitive interface. With a security focus.

Cons: Does not allow users to export a design to an image. Does not let users embed a design to a webpage. Does not include documentation tool.

Pros: Completely free and open-source. Wide range of 3D modeling and animation tools. Cross-platform support. Active community and constant updates. Highly customizable with Python API.

Cons: Steep learning curve for beginners. Advanced features require significant practice.

Pros: Designed for children. Interface with large icons and clear labels. Interactive sound effects. Cross-platform compatibility. Comprehensive set of tools. "Magic" tool offers unique special effects. Easy save, open, and print functionalities for children. Promotes learning and language skills. Secure environment for creating art.

Cons: Slightly outdated design. Visually outdated aesthetic. Not updated as frequently. Requires a reputable source for download due to its open-source nature.

Pros: Easy to draw diagrams. Works as a circuit simulator. Does not need installation. Allows creation of almost any type of electrical circuit.

Cons: Basic interface. Lacks advanced design features.

Pros: Simple and clean interface. Supports plug-ins and other apps. Comprehensive sharing options. Several customization options. Included in the Creative Cloud suite.

Cons: It has a considerable learning curve.