Find out the best image editors for OS X, as selected by the raywenderlich.com team! Includes a handy chart to help you pick the best image editor for you.
you forgot the best editor
GIMP
its rated with higher scores then all the other expensive editors you mentioned, and its 100% free
it has more features then photoshop, and its learning curve is much lower
GIMP is a good image editor and has improved usability a lot in recent versions. Still it has many of the drawbacks of Photoshop and I see the learning curves of the two tools as relatively similar. It does make a good alternative if you want the power of Photoshop without the price.
Surprised Affinity Designer made the list but Affinity Photo did not. If ābuilt for designersā is a con, then Affinity Photo deserves mention as it dispenses with many of the āInDesign-likeā features to become a āPhotoshop-likeā competitor.
Hi Bob, You can use the borders in sketch to create a good looking stroke around the text. I used a thickness of 2 and white as the colour and the text looked okay. I use Sketch for all my vector work and Gimp for my raster stuff. I agree with kvebeeck that Gimp is the best out there.
Just found a new piece of software that looks really good. Autodesk Graphic can export Core Graphics code and 1x, 2x, and 3x resolutions. It looks really good, but there is no trial. Iāll probably get it anyway.
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