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For Photoshop: 1) Photopea (quite brilliant for most of the things photoshop can do) 2) paint.net for not too advanced edits 3) Krita For After Effects: 1)
by chirau 2y ago
For Photoshop:
1) Photopea (quite brilliant for most of the things photoshop can do)
2) paint.net for not too advanced edits
3) Krita
For After Effects:
1) Natron
2) BlackMagic Fusion
For Premiere Pro:
1) DaVinci Resolve
2) KdenLive
For Illustrator:
1) Inkscape
2) Graphite
Please note that most of these are not feature for feature replacements, but for the most part and most common tasks, they are very good offerings.
- invalidname 2y agoPhotopea is fantastic. I've paid Adobe thousands over the years because my spouse uses Photoshop and can't stop (I use Sketch when I need something). I had enough with Adobe mostly due to cost. It's robbery to pay those prices for a tool she uses 3 times a year. I tried installing Krita for her and she struggled with everything. Couldn't find anything and just complained all the time. It occurred to me to try something else and Photopea is absolutely amazing. Wish I knew about it sooner.
- blackeyeblitzar 2y agoIs PaintShop Pro still a competitive product? https://www.paintshoppro.com/en/ https://www.paintshoppro.com/en/ What about Corel products? https://www.coreldraw.com/en/all-products/ https://www.coreldraw.com/en/all-products/
- pupppet 2y agoI actually prefer Photopea over Affinity Photo, it’s a shameless clone right down to the keyboard shortcuts which at this point are muscle memory.