TweakerSoft announces today the release of VectorDesigner 1.0.0, a resolution independent vector graphics application exclusively for Mac OS X.
VectorDesigner is the perfect application for vector drawings, diagrams and illustrations, raster image handling, filtering and color correction. Out of the box, it offers everything users need to create professional level vector artwork, such as posters, brochures, stickers, logos, web design, t-shirt production and more.
By leveraging the full capabilities of Quartz and CoreImage, VectorDesigner retains the feel of traditional drawing applications and features a wide assortment of tools, including smart shapes, rectangles, ovals, rounded rectangles, polygons, stars, bezier creation and editing, as well as raster to bezier conversion.
Combine shapes using unite, subtraction, xor and intersection boolean tools. Text can be fitted inside a shape or along a path preserving all the text editing capability of Mac OS X. All filters and composition may be applied non-destructively to shapes and images. A particularly useful feature is the integrated flickr browser; search textures and images by tags, or by color and download them directly inside the document.
VectorDesigner Features:
- Smart Shapes
- Bezier Creation and Editing
- Text inside shape
- Text along Path
- Layers Support
- Raster To Vector Conversion
- Native CoreImage and Quartz Composer Image filters
- Image adjustment panel
- Booleans Operations
- iSight integration
- Scanner Integration
- Flickr Browser
- iLife photo Browser
- QuickLook Support
Minimum Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) 10.5 (Leopard) recommended
- Universal Binary for PowerPC & Intel
- G4, G5 or Intel Processor
- 900 Mhz or faster
- 512 MB Memory or higher
- 8.9 MB Hard Drive space
- Some features require Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Pricing and Availability:
VectorDesigner 1.0.0 is priced at $49.95 (special price for MacWorld 08) for a single-user license. A fully functional demo is available.
TweakerSoft: https://tweakersoft.com/
This article was last modified on January 5, 2023
This article was first published on January 10, 2008
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