Affinity Designer-pros and Cons

General Information

Affinity Designer comes with creative vector illustrations, as well as the ability to create accurate designs. Furthermore, live pixel review is provided with the software alongside an advanced memory system. Affinity Designer also provides its users with unlimited artboards.

The software also comes with different dynamic symbols, as well as an improved source page design. Affinity Designer provides its users with UI, web and app design optimisation, alongside advanced file support. The software also comes with asset management.

Newer Innovations in Affinity Designer

Affinity Designer comes with GPU compute acceleration, as well as HDR monitor support. Moreover, a new memory management system has also been provided to the user, alongside new isometric controls

Affinity Designer as of recently has allowed users to use vector shapes in a way where they can possess an unlimited number of strokes and fills. Furthermore, a lasso selection of modes was also added, as well as a new point transform tool. Affinity Designer was also equipped with TGA export recently

Why we use Affinity Designer?

The software has low computer requirements, which doesn’t need particularly high investments by users, as well as it supporting more or less all market standards, including 10-bit, CYMK etc.

Affinity Designer also comes with a great community and support to get help from, as well as it being very fast compared to other softwares in the market.

Industry Positive Comments

Some of the customers comment that Affinity Designer comes with a simple and smooth process of different functions, as well as it overall being great for professional and amateur use. Affinity Designer also doesn’t occupy too much space in the computer, and it allows users to produce vectors with east. Furthermore, it is very easy to learn and use the software.

Needs Improvement

Affinity Designer has customers expect improvements in the lack of amount of tools, alongside the interaction with drawing tablets. Moreover, the exportation of files can be very slow occasionally and vector design is very limited. Affinity Designer also comes with a lack of learning resources.