So for now, Pixelmator Pro for iPad is on hold but we'll also see what the future brings because we would, of course, love to bring it to iPad as well.īy Mwolfe 18:43:45 Thanks so much for your prompt response! The images and photos that I edit/create in Pixelmator for iOS appear to be non-destructive. We weren't satisfied with being unable to bring this over to iPad but, in the process, created Pixelmator Photo which actually doesn't compromise in any way on the nondestructive front. So you can apply adjustments, effects, styles, etc, to layers and go back to readjust those changes later on. We had been working on it for a while but a big part of what makes Pixelmator Pro so special is its nondestructivenes. That's what makes it so powerful for photo editing in particular.Īnd that actually brings me to an interesting point about Pixelmator Pro.
Pixelmator Photo also has a completely nondestructive workflow so if you apply certain adjustments, repair some parts of an image, crop it, etc., you can always go back and undo or adjust each change. Pixelmator Photo is a photo editor for single layer images (kinda like Lightroom).
Well, if you're familiar with other apps in this sphere, the simplest and most obvious comparison is this: Pixelmator is a layer-based editor (kinda like Photoshop). Also, any update on Pixelmator Pro for iPad Pro? Thanks! By Mwolfe 21:00:00 Andrius- So, are there things that you can do to photos in Pixelmator Photo that you can’t do to photos in Pixelmator for iOS? Does one need Pixelmator Photo if one already has Pixelmator for iOS or Pixelmator Pro? Sorry if I seem to be asking the same question twice, but your first response to a similar question above was a little vague.
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