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I'm still looking for something like paint.net on MacOS, any recommendations?
by Phlogi 7mo ago
I'm still looking for something like paint.net on MacOS, any recommendations?
- netinstructions 7mo agoPinta is the closest I've found, though I've gotten pretty familiar with paint.net and there's small differences that make me feel slower using Pinta. I'm glad to see entrants in this space!
- JCattheATM 7mo agoI liked Krita a little more than Pinta as a replacement, but for the same reasons it feels slow. It's really a shame the Paint.net author is so devoted to being Windows only.
- __grob 7mo agoVery actively developing this project, so hopefully it'll become a suitable replacement relatively soon. Please open GitHub issues or PRs if you have specific requests, happy to help.
- vunderba 7mo agoPixelmator - 1000%. Native MacOS - quick to load and very intuitive layer-based paint interface. It's a one-time purchase for $50 but they used to run sales. They were bought by Apple recently but still sell it. I moved to it when I migrated away from Photoshop. It doesn't have some of the fancier stuff like puppet mesh warp, but for an all-around editor I'd argue its unrivaled in the Mac space. https://www.apple.com/pixelmator-pro https://www.apple.com/pixelmator-pro EDIT: Krita is also great (and free) but it feels more geared towards digital painting.