Pixelmator Pro

Édition d'image Pro pour tous

Uniquement pour Mac

69,99 $

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Âge

4+
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Catégorie

Graphisme et design
Développeur

Apple
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FR
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570,2
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Mac

Pixelmator Pro est un éditeur d'image puissant, beau, et facile à utiliser, conçu exclusivement pour Mac. Avec une large gamme d'outils d'édition de qualité pro et non-destructifs, Pixelmator Pro vous permet de tirer le meilleur de vos photos, créer de magnifiques compositions et concevoir, dessiner, peindre, appliquer des effets époustouflants, concevoir de superbes textes et éditer des images de toutes les façons possibles. Avec son design intuitif et accessible, Pixelmator Pro est très facile à utiliser — que vous démarriez avec l'édition d'image ou soyez un pro. Nouvelle interface • L'interface moderne à simple fenêtre est conçue exclusivement pour Mac • Sa conception intuitive et accessible facilite l'édition d'image pour tous — du débutant au pro • Ses apparences sombres et claires adaptent parfaitement Pixelmator Pro aux modes sombre et clair de macOS Outils professionnels • Améliorez vos images et créez-en de nouvelles avec tous les outils imaginables • Éditez de façon non-destructive, ajustez chaque modification à volonté • Déplacez, redimensionnez et organisez les objets pour créer de superbes compositions • Ajustez les couleurs avec les réglages non-destructifs • Utilisez Core-ML Amélioration ML pour améliorer automatiquement le look des photos • Avec la prise en charge des fichiers RAW, éditez vos images RAW directement dans Pixelmator Pro sans les pré-traiter • Créez des peintures traditionnelles ou numériques avec les pinceaux de fabrication artisanale, entièrement personnalisables, à double texture avec prise en charge des tablettes graphiques numériques • Combinez les effets de Pixelmator Pro pour créer tout effet imaginable • Enregistrez les combinaisons de réglage, effet, et style de calque que vous créez, utilisez-les dans d'autres images et partagez-les • Supprimez comme par magie les petites imperfections ou des objets entiers, clonez des parties de vos photos, et éclaircissez/assombrissez des zones précises avec les outils de retouche • Les outils de remodelage changent la forme de tout objet ou zone dans vos images, créent des effets artistiques frappants ou apportent des modifications subtiles • Ajoutez des graphismes vectoriels personnalisables de haute qualité conçus par Pixelmator • Concevez facilement de superbes textes avec les outils de typographie • Optimisez et enregistrez vos images pour le web, avec la compression avancée pour réduire la taille des fichiers au maximum • Traitez vos images par paquets avec sept actions Automator intégrées : appliquez des réglages de couleur, des effets, améliorez automatiquement les images et la balance des blancs, redimensionnez, coupez et changez le type L'édition d'image améliorée par moteur d'apprentissage • Amélioration ML renforce intelligemment les photos avec une machine à algorithme d'apprentissage basée sur des millions de photos pros • Donnez automatiquement des noms descriptifs à vos calques • Redressez intelligemment vos images avec la détection d'horizon de Recadrage • Supprimez des objets comme par magie, en recréant des zones de l'image avec un réalisme éblouissant avec Réparation • Faites des sélections précises avec Sélection rapide Compatibilité • Ouvrez et éditez des images dans tous les formats populaires : JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PSD, HEIF, SVG, PDF, GIF, BMP, TGA et JPEG-2000 • Ouvrez et éditez des images Photoshop avec calques • Ouvrez et éditez des images vectorielles SVG • Lancez Pixelmator Pro directement depuis Photos et enregistrez les modifications dans l'image d'origine dans votre bibliothèque • Partagez vos images vers Photos, Mail, AirDrop et autres directement depuis Pixelmator Pro Conçu exclusivement pour Mac Conçu exclusivement pour macOS, Pixelmator Pro prend en charge presque toutes les fonctionnalités principales de macOS et s'intègre parfaitement avec macOS Sequoia. Configuration minimale requise Pixelmator Pro requiert un Mac compatible avec Metal 2 et exécutant macOS 12 Monterey ou plus récent.

Notes et avis

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Confessions of a Photoshop Expert
2020-06-08

Perry T
I've taught Photoshop at college for many years and until recently could no longer get CC for free. I didn't want to rent software from Adobe. So, I tried Pixelmator. It has every feature I need and some are better implemented - like the Clone (Stamp) tool. Pixelmator is easier to use while not compromising on professional features. It is very intuitive and I think it would be alot easier to teach than Photoshop was.

Réponse du développeur
What an awesome review, so glad to hear you're enjoying Pixelmator Pro! 🙏
Confessions of a Photoshop Expert
2020-06-08

Perry T

I've taught Photoshop at college for many years and until recently could no longer get CC for free. I didn't want to rent software from Adobe. So, I tried Pixelmator. It has every feature I need and some are better implemented - like the Clone (Stamp) tool. Pixelmator is easier to use while not compromising on professional features. It is very intuitive and I think it would be alot easier to teach than Photoshop was.
Réponse du développeur 2020-06-08
What an awesome review, so glad to hear you're enjoying Pixelmator Pro! 🙏
Simple mais très efficace
2019-07-13

samanosuke31
J'aime l'approche simple de Pixelmator Pro. L'interface utilisateur n'est pas surchargé de pinceau, claque, palette de couleur dans une multitude de fenêtre ouverte. Tout les outils sont placé de manière discrète mais prêt à utiliser. Son utilisation simple fait en sorte que je n'ai pas à regarder des didacticiels ou des vidéos en ligne pour savoir comment utiliser une fonction particulière.
Simple mais très efficace
2019-07-13

samanosuke31

J'aime l'approche simple de Pixelmator Pro. L'interface utilisateur n'est pas surchargé de pinceau, claque, palette de couleur dans une multitude de fenêtre ouverte. Tout les outils sont placé de manière discrète mais prêt à utiliser. Son utilisation simple fait en sorte que je n'ai pas à regarder des didacticiels ou des vidéos en ligne pour savoir comment utiliser une fonction particulière.
AWESOME!
2018-10-27

blazingB
Decided to update from my very old, old version of Photoshop... Glad I did. Wow!
AWESOME!
2018-10-27

blazingB

Decided to update from my very old, old version of Photoshop... Glad I did. Wow!
Both good and bad
2021-05-16

MasterCMD
So, having used this for a number of days now (and read the documentation to learn properly and not miss anything), and having used many other photo editing software tools for many years, I would have to say this software is a mix of good and bad things.This software has some powerful tools, many of which work extremely well, but many not so great and need fine tuning and better options to control them, particularly the tools that are more unique to or done differently in Pixelmator Pro. For the most part the software seems bug free, which is really good and important, yet there are bugs in some very basic and important things, like being able to revert back to a previous version (which in general isn’t designed well and is lacking features, it is basically like using Time Machine). For example, I was doing a number of changes, and needed to revert back to my original photo (undo seems limited and would not do it, another not so good thing), but the options on the menu allow to revert back to previous saved versions, which I did, all the way back to the original, but I noticed after it displayed that it wasn’t quite the original. Seems the only way I could go back to the original was to close the image and re-open it again. Now maybe it had loaded the original, but left some enhancement setting turned on, I wondered about that too, but can’t be sure; either way, it would not go back to my original as I wanted.Some of the unique features/tools are quite interesting, and work well, but there is that dilemma of whether or not they should be a one-button no options simple thing to use (and you take-it or leave-it), or if there should be some controls to fine tune the results. I always prefer the latter, since you can always reset to defaults.Now to things I did not like. First, there is no history feature, so you cannot see a list of what you’ve done, and step back through changes or view before/after at different stages (though a few tools do offer a Preview button, but most don’t). To make this worse, it seems the Undo feature only works to a limited degree (not many levels), and changes seem to get locked in at some point, even without saving or doing anything that might suggest this should happen. The ‘Revert To’ features feels like it is an attempt to compensate for a lack of history or more undo levels, but it’s not so great, unless you make your own notes about what changes were made at what times.The overall interface is not very well thought out, though it can be customized to some degree. For example, things like having active/status info displayed on a single line that spreads across the entire width of the screen (so cursor position, colour under cursor, selection position, offset, etc), to just look at that info while working, your eyes are having to move and hunt back and forth across the whole width of the screen-wide info line, rather than having that info more intelligently in one small area. It also displayed needless screen wasting info like canvas size and number of bits of the image, not something you need to have permanently showing on the screen. The main tool control panel on the right does of course change if you select specific tools from the toolbar, but there are a very small number of tools on the toolbar, and there is no way on the tool control panel to change what tool/control is showing, you have to go through the text menus at the top of the screen (or memorize the shortcut keys, which appears to be how they work around this) to do that, and that is very inefficient.As far as those top/text menus go, they are extremely poorly thought out and not well organized, making finding things more a matter of memorizing rather than being logical or intuitive. For example, there are Image, Tools, Format and Arrange menus. Image contains obvious things like image/canvas size, colour profile/depth, but would you expect to find something like ‘ML Super Resolution’ there, and image enhancement button, or should it be under Tools along with all the other effects and things that alter the overall image? But even then, the Tools menu is a disaster, including everything from the selection controls, to image modifying tools (which are illogically split between this menu and the Format menu), to Zoom controls (yes, there are also other additional Zoom controls in the View menu too - should all Zoom controls be together in one menu, under View, not Tools?), to drawing creation tools, to an export command (yes, there are also other different export commands in the File menu too). And though selection tools are in the Tool menu, mask tools are in the Format menu. Colour adjusting tools are in the Tools menu, but there are also more colour adjustment tools in the Format menu. To make things even worse, some identical options/tools/commands appear on more than one menu, but most only appear on a single menu, with related tools/command split up and appearing on different menus. I think you get the idea, the menu system is simply horrible, one of the worst I’ve seen in any kind of software; it is like different people added things over time, without any thought about organizing, or even simply keeping related things together.The software seems fairly quick, but in a few areas slower than I expected (on a Mac mini M1), even the Export dialog has some long delay before it appears, making you think you didn’t click the button properly. And lacking basic and simple features like not even being able to see before/after (e.g. ‘ML Super Resolution’) in many (but not all) commands, without having to go back and forth with Undo/Redo, is not indicative of well thought out, consistent, serious photo editing software. It feels like many commands/features were independently designed and implemented by different people that are not following any kind common interface/feature design/guideline for the software, almost like you are using different programs that are just mashed together into
Both good and bad
2021-05-16

MasterCMD

So, having used this for a number of days now (and read the documentation to learn properly and not miss anything), and having used many other photo editing software tools for many years, I would have to say this software is a mix of good and bad things.This software has some powerful tools, many of which work extremely well, but many not so great and need fine tuning and better options to control them, particularly the tools that are more unique to or done differently in Pixelmator Pro. For the most part the software seems bug free, which is really good and important, yet there are bugs in some very basic and important things, like being able to revert back to a previous version (which in general isn’t designed well and is lacking features, it is basically like using Time Machine). For example, I was doing a number of changes, and needed to revert back to my original photo (undo seems limited and would not do it, another not so good thing), but the options on the menu allow to revert back to previous saved versions, which I did, all the way back to the original, but I noticed after it displayed that it wasn’t quite the original. Seems the only way I could go back to the original was to close the image and re-open it again. Now maybe it had loaded the original, but left some enhancement setting turned on, I wondered about that too, but can’t be sure; either way, it would not go back to my original as I wanted.Some of the unique features/tools are quite interesting, and work well, but there is that dilemma of whether or not they should be a one-button no options simple thing to use (and you take-it or leave-it), or if there should be some controls to fine tune the results. I always prefer the latter, since you can always reset to defaults.Now to things I did not like. First, there is no history feature, so you cannot see a list of what you’ve done, and step back through changes or view before/after at different stages (though a few tools do offer a Preview button, but most don’t). To make this worse, it seems the Undo feature only works to a limited degree (not many levels), and changes seem to get locked in at some point, even without saving or doing anything that might suggest this should happen. The ‘Revert To’ features feels like it is an attempt to compensate for a lack of history or more undo levels, but it’s not so great, unless you make your own notes about what changes were made at what times.The overall interface is not very well thought out, though it can be customized to some degree. For example, things like having active/status info displayed on a single line that spreads across the entire width of the screen (so cursor position, colour under cursor, selection position, offset, etc), to just look at that info while working, your eyes are having to move and hunt back and forth across the whole width of the screen-wide info line, rather than having that info more intelligently in one small area. It also displayed needless screen wasting info like canvas size and number of bits of the image, not something you need to have permanently showing on the screen. The main tool control panel on the right does of course change if you select specific tools from the toolbar, but there are a very small number of tools on the toolbar, and there is no way on the tool control panel to change what tool/control is showing, you have to go through the text menus at the top of the screen (or memorize the shortcut keys, which appears to be how they work around this) to do that, and that is very inefficient.As far as those top/text menus go, they are extremely poorly thought out and not well organized, making finding things more a matter of memorizing rather than being logical or intuitive. For example, there are Image, Tools, Format and Arrange menus. Image contains obvious things like image/canvas size, colour profile/depth, but would you expect to find something like ‘ML Super Resolution’ there, and image enhancement button, or should it be under Tools along with all the other effects and things that alter the overall image? But even then, the Tools menu is a disaster, including everything from the selection controls, to image modifying tools (which are illogically split between this menu and the Format menu), to Zoom controls (yes, there are also other additional Zoom controls in the View menu too - should all Zoom controls be together in one menu, under View, not Tools?), to drawing creation tools, to an export command (yes, there are also other different export commands in the File menu too). And though selection tools are in the Tool menu, mask tools are in the Format menu. Colour adjusting tools are in the Tools menu, but there are also more colour adjustment tools in the Format menu. To make things even worse, some identical options/tools/commands appear on more than one menu, but most only appear on a single menu, with related tools/command split up and appearing on different menus. I think you get the idea, the menu system is simply horrible, one of the worst I’ve seen in any kind of software; it is like different people added things over time, without any thought about organizing, or even simply keeping related things together.The software seems fairly quick, but in a few areas slower than I expected (on a Mac mini M1), even the Export dialog has some long delay before it appears, making you think you didn’t click the button properly. And lacking basic and simple features like not even being able to see before/after (e.g. ‘ML Super Resolution’) in many (but not all) commands, without having to go back and forth with Undo/Redo, is not indicative of well thought out, consistent, serious photo editing software. It feels like many commands/features were independently designed and implemented by different people that are not following any kind common interface/feature design/guideline for the software, almost like you are using different programs that are just mashed together into

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Version 3.7.1 2025-11-03

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Vendeur: Apple Canada, Inc.
Taille: 570,2 Mo
Catégorie: Graphisme et design
Compatibilité: Nécessite macOS 12.0 ou une version ultérieure.

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Nécessite macOS 12.0 ou une version ultérieure.
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