This lets you locate any of the specific objects used within even a highly complex design, lets you control the document structure, and more. I’ve been playing around with the software for a few days, and while I can’t deliver anything like a deep review, I’m left with little doubt at the power and capability of the suite.Īnther tool I think will come in quite useful: Objects Inspector. Not only can you trace bitmaps to turn them into fully usable objects, but the artificial intelligence (AI) the software now carries means you can achieve results you couldn’t have imagined before.Įdits are non-destructive, so you won’t break things while working with them, and you can easily ensure any web graphics you make are pixel perfect using built-in tools. First glance thoughtsīack when I used CorelDRAW on Mac OS, (in the late nineties, version 7, I think) it was seen as an excellent tool for vector graphics, which is why the software remains a popular choice for Windows users designing logos and such.Īs a Mac user, I’ve not had too many opportunities to play with the application for the last 20 years, but it has clearly got even better at vector graphics. This deep platform support extends to support for Mojave’s Dark Mode and the Touch Bar on MacBook Pro. This means you remain inside a familiar Mac environment when using the software, which is refreshing given the slightly unique UI you encounter elsewhere.

Corel has stuck tightly to Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines in the release.

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