Affinity Designer is a professional software for designing graphic images on Macintosh. This software is one of the fastest, smoothest and most accurate tools for designing vector graphics for users of Apple's Macintosh operating system. This program is used for all graphic work, including business card design, banner, website template, icon design, logo, wireframe design of programs, etc., and in a word, you can go to this program for all graphic matters.

With the help of new hardware technologies such as OpenGL graphic accelerator, support for nuclear chat processors, etc., this software has provided a very powerful and stable workspace for graphic artists. Due to the support of multi-core processors, the speed of this program will be multiplied on powerful hardware, and users will be able to work with very large and highly detailed images.

This software has collected many tools for designing vector graphics that you can use to design any type of graphic idea. One of the advantages of this program is compatibility with PSD files. You can easily open PSD files of Photoshop software in this program and do the desired additional work on it. In addition to psd, other files such as pdf, svg, Ai, Eps and files related to Freehand software can also be opened in this program.

Affinity Designer supports various color modes such as RGB, CMYK, etc. and it is also possible to use ICC color profiles. In this program, like Photoshop, there are basic features such as zooming, moving, cutting, rotating, selection tools, gradient, effects and filters, etc., and you can give your mental design a new color and shine. .

required system Windows

Hardware

Windows-based PC (64 bit) with mouse or equivalent input device Hardware GPU acceleration * DirectX 10-compatible graphics cards and above 8GB RAM recommended 1GB of available hard drive space; more during installation 1280x768 display size or larger

• Requires:

• Direct3D level 12.0-capable card Operating System

Windows® 11 ​ Windows ® 10 May 2020 Update (2004, 20H1, build 19041) or later