App is great I’m excited learning how to use this, much cheaper than adobe suite, However I want to be able to customize the order of list, for example I wish I plade levels/histogram at the top of the color adjustments so I can see what I’m doing as I’m changing the white balance, or hue, contrast etc. I need to be able to customize this list, or any list in this app to make it easier to see my adjustments without going up and down. I also wish this had a content hub so I can make place ai images or stickers like canva. All that said…. Great app. This subscription makes all other subscriptions I’ve tried not worth it ; affinity, adobe, even the free one. Having this on my iPad Pro with My Apple Pencil and being able to switch from Mac and iPad between projects… chef kiss from the gods.

Photoshop was one of the last Adobe products that kept me with a subscription to their services, as all of my design assets were more or less stuck in the ecosystem.I have never used Pixelmator Pro before the release of Apple Creator Studio, so I thought I’d give the free trial a shot. I was pleased to see that all of my assets opened, nearly natively, in Pixelmator Pro, while still being fully understandable. The only things I had to change here and there were text bounding boxes, as well as line spacing, but this was minimal.Well done Pixelmator team, you’ve made one hell of an editor. You’ve gotten me away from Adobe.

This is probably the best photo editing app on the App Store. You get 2-3 apps in one basically.I had been using Photomator since it came out and tho it's been a great app, it very often crashes and bugs out on my iPad Pro m2, it will also heat up my iPad and quickly drain my battery. 2-4 layers with a raw image is enough to start crashing, but with this, Pixelmator Pro on iPad I've already edited a few RAWs with over 4 layers! My iPad never heated up, battery didn't drain as fast and my workflow was incredibly smooth.Along with a great photo editor, you get an amazing Photoshop and procreate alternative.

This is a lightweight image editor that has none of the legacy baggage that older apps (like Photoshop) have accumulated over the years. It has limited functionality, but the things it does are modern and useful. I’m hoping for a steady cadence of updates & refinements sense they are charging a subscription.The main problem is Liquid Glass. Why is there a giant awkward drop shadow displaying over the top edge of your document? Why is the iPad menu bar required to be swiped back on screen every time you need to use it? Why are menu options separated across menu bar, hidden swipes, or right clicks? The UI is trying too hard to be “cool” at the expense of usability.