Pixelmator Pro
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Pro image editing for everyone
Ton
Pixelmator Pro — The world’s most innovative image editing app.
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Chris Messina
Top Hunter
Pixelmator Pro is now available. Looks hot! “We’re incredibly excited to finally release Pixelmator Pro on the Mac App Store,” said Saulius Dailide, one of the founders of the Pixelmator Team. “Its innovative, user-centered design makes editing images on a Mac simpler than ever. And with its GPU-powered and machine learning-enhanced editing tools, Pixelmator Pro is built for the future.” The modern, dark single-window interface of Pixelmator Pro has been created exclusively for working with images. A streamlined, macOS-inspired design provides a completely native Mac app experience and is fully consistent with the look and feel of macOS. And a reimagined, user-centered workflow design makes the professional editing tools in Pixelmator Pro especially accessible, even to first-time users. Completely nondestructive color adjustments, effects, styles, and layouting tools in Pixelmator Pro give users the freedom and flexibility to go back and modify or delete individual changes at any point in the editing workflow. Thanks to the new presets feature, you can create endless combinations of multiple adjustments, effects, or styles, save them to your favorites and reuse them in any of your images. Drag-and-drop sharing also makes it a breeze to share presets with others. Pixelmator Pro pushes the boundaries of image editing, using breakthrough machine learning to deliver more intelligent editing tools and features. Integrated via the new, blazing fast Core ML framework, machine learning lets Pixelmator Pro detect and understand various features within images, bringing a number of groundbreaking advancements, such as jaw-droppingly accurate automatic layer naming, automatic horizon detection, stunningly realistic object removal, and intelligent quick selections. Designed exclusively for the Mac, Pixelmator Pro uses the Mac graphics processor in tandem with the latest Mac graphics technologies, such as Metal 2, Core Image, and OpenGL, to deliver blistering fast, GPU-powered image editing. Built with Swift 4, Pixelmator Pro is a next-generation app that takes full advantage of the latest technological innovations in hardware and software. The Pixelmator Team has packed a wide range of features and innovations into Pixelmator Pro, such as full RAW support, including support for multiple RAW layers; HEIF file format compatibility; superior support for Adobe Photoshop images; complete macOS integration via full support for iCloud, Versions, Tabs, Full Screen, Split View, Sharing, Wide Color, and others; Metal 2-powered painting tools and dual texture brushes; powerful retouching, reshaping, selecting, type, shape and vector tools; and a lot more. In addition, a number of free updates adding major new features to Pixelmator Pro are already lined up for the very near future.
Ton
Hunter
It's finally here, the highly anticipated new pro photography app by the makers of Pixelmator. "Pixelmator Pro is an image editor packed full of innovations. From a reimagined editing workflow and simplified editing tools to machine learning powering all-new, intelligent image editing features. So the tools at your fingertips are smarter and more powerful, yet more intuitive and easier to use than ever before.". Just wish they have a trial version soon.
Octavio Viotti
@t55 they have a 30 day free trial: http://www.pixelmator.com/pro/fr...
Stephen
i've been waiting for this. this app is worth a lot more than the $60 they're charging for it
Jeremy Peronto
Pixelmator has been a mainstay in my workflow for a few years, despite not editing photos all too often. I love that it feels familiar to a former Photoshop user, but offers utility beyond it's $60 price point. This is a top-tier alternative if you cannot justify spending $20 per month on a Creative Cloud subscription. I've already purchased Pro and am excited to dig in.
Scott Wyden Kivowitz
I wonder if Affinity is going to do an update with AI to compete with this release from Pixelmator.
Gregg Housh
I've been using Pixelmator for awhile, and upgraded to Pro as soon as I could. This software is amazing. My only issues is that I am still terrible at actualy using photo/image editing software and would love to see some more training videos on the interface. Someone needs to get a course up on Lynda.com ASAP.
Rick Sheahan
@gregghoush What did you think of paying for Pro with no upgrade discount after paying for Pixelmator?
G G
Imagine if they would “think different” and go against the richest company in the world. Making a windows app, the billions of people they could reach and the change it would make.... (Disclaimer - I use Pixelmator and find their products useful)
Andreas Duess
@androidlove Because Windows is of course the OS of choice for most creative professionals....
Anton.Bal
@androidlove @andreasduess Fam, you gotta butter both sides of your bread in order to have a proper sandwich. I use Mac and android, and love to be able to use programs on windows (rendering farms, etc) when needed or convenient.
Andreas Duess
For my limited photo editing needs this is perfect. Anything to get out of Adobe's clutches.
Cesar Sacconi Falcao
Windows version, please.
Mikka Luster
Why is Pixelmator $76 in the German store, $59 in the US one, and $49 in Asia?
Mikka Luster
@andreasduess That is after equalizing the values. We don't use Dollars in Europe, we use Euros. After exchange rates, we still pay 35% more.
Ash
No alpha channel support, not for pros.
Dmitry A.

Using it on daily basis, much easier than PS, the great option when you're not a professional designer, but still, need to deal with graphics and need PRO-tool for it.

Pros:

Much easier to use than PS

Cons:

many, here and there, but still love it

cacarr
I know, I know, there aren't many of us, relatively -- but this is something Linux users would actually pay for, owing to the lack of competition (aside from Gimp). Y'all would be freakin' HEROS.
Christopher Scott
@cacarr even though I would probably also buy something like that I doubt that many Linux users would. For it to be adopted in the Linux world it would have to be open source and more modular I think... The way of the gnu. This might never happen. But hey! AI is coming, so why bother editing images... With a mouse?
cacarr
@mckean I think *most* Linux desktop distro users are not FOSS religionists -- closer to Torvalds than Stallman. :-) Many front-end devs who use Linux exclusively would jump at the chance to buy this, I strongly suspect. No ACC to compete with. It would be a welcomed, missing tool.
Rick Sheahan
Fuck these guys. I bought Pixelmator because on the App Store, it had no mention of the fact that it was being phased out. Phased out for Pixelmater Pro, of course, and they can say whatever they want about how they'll still support it for a while and it doesn't change teh fact that I bought a dead product and the one i actually want, Pro, is now the price I paid for Pixelmator+the price of Pixelmator Pro. They could ahve easily mentioned this on the app store page or even the Pixelmator section of their website, but nope e: and this was recent. both were out. they use BS excuses every time someone brings this up, using the App Store as a scapegoat even though that is total bullshit
William Woodhead
This looks incredible!
Scott Bowler
Wish it was available on Linux! Any plans?
Eivind Lindbråten
@scotty_bowler Pretty sure they won't ;) They are specialising on native high quality Mac software. And one of the quotes of the app is: "Ultimately, totally and completely Mac." And this is a good thing.
Scott Bowler
@eivindml I can definitely see it from both sides - it means its going to rock on Mac, but I wish apps like this and Sketch would become available for the likes of us who don't like to pay a premium for hardware.
cacarr
@eivindml @scotty_bowler I paid quite a lot for my X1 Carbon, run Linux, and would buy this. Would look sweet on my Arch setup.
Scott Bowler
@eivindml @andreasduess would my 32gb of RAM help? ;)
Alex Suarez
plans for windows please?
Gregg Housh
@alexandprivate Its tightly integrated with all of the macOS subsystems like Metal. They have stated that they have no plans to do this on windows as of now. It would basically be a total re-write.
Ann Hansen
We want Windows version.