Edit photos, create vector drawings, build web graphics or Flash animations in one versatile graphics tool
Xara Photo & Graphic Designer (formerly known as Xara Xtreme) is a comprehensive photo editing, web graphics-creating, drawing, graphics design and deskop publishing tool. No need to keep a library of apps for your various graphics needs - Xara Photo & Graphic Designer can handle them all.
Open a photo, for instance, and you can rotate or crop it, tweak colours and brightness, remove red-eye, adjust levels, sharpen or blur the photo. A new Clone tool helps to erase areas in a photo by moving content from another page of the image; the Perspective Correction tool will correct many common perspective problems; and content-aware resizing zooms in on the content you need, while preserving other parts of the photo.
If you'd prefer to get creative, then just open the Designs Gallery and take a look at the some of the possible projects: Flash animations, photo albums, calendars, greetings cards, invitations, brochures, business cards, CD and DVD covers, presentations, animated GIF banners, web site templates, and more. (Please note, only a few of these are included in this trial download. You can see thumbnails of the others, though, which is enough to get a good idea of their design quality.)
Whatever you're creating you'll appreciate the powerful vector drawing tools, 3D extrusions, transparency and blend tools, shadows, bevels, contours and more.
And it's now easier than ever to share your work. Xara Photo & Graphic Designer includes a free website hosting offer from MAGIX, providing up to 500MB of online storage space and your own URL.
Note the above review applied to Photo & Graphic Designer 6. This is the brand new v7 which ships with a whole host of new features, such as a Photo Magic Erase Tool which will remove unwanted objects from photos, 'magic snap' for object alignment, tabbed document windows and lots of new features for web designers. See the What's New information for more detailed v7 new features.
Review by Mike Williams.
