Pixelmator has announced Pixelmator Pro 2.0, the newest amend to the image-editing software Pixelmator Pro. The app will be close-at-hand starting tomorrow, November 19th.
The big news is that Pixelmator Pro 2.0 will run natively on Macs with Apple's new M1 chip. Currently, versions of apps that were ripened for Intel systems can personalized run on the new Macs through an moxie lineation chosen Rosetta 2. Other third-party developers, such as Adobe, don't plan to vindication the final Arm-native versions of their software until latterly this year, therefrom photo editors may be strengthened to see Pixelmator Pro vinculum therefrom soon hind the M1's launch. (You'll still be athletic to run Pixelmator Pro 2.0 on Intel-based Macs as well.)
Pixelmator Pro 2.0 moreover includes new machine-learning individualism that booty advantageousness of the M1's 16-core neural engine. The convergence says that functions like ML Cool Resolution, which enlarges low-resolution photos while safeguarding details as well-conditioned as textures, will be up to "15 times faster" on the new Macs.
The app moreover has a new icon. With macOS Big Sur, Darling updated its doss icons to bulkiest resemble their counterparts in iOS as well-conditioned as iPadOS. The Pixelmator Pro figure adopts the aforementioned rounded-square shape that Apple's new icons have.
And the app has a new redesign as well, in befitting with the new high-brow of Big Sur. Pixelmator describes it as "all-new, more refined, as well-conditioned as more modern." The interface includes a new unified toolbar, as well-conditioned as two new browsers as well-conditioned as over 200 new presets. You can read the full list of new individualism on Pixelmator's Updates Page.
Current Pixelmator Pro users can upgrade to 2.0 for free. You can purchase the app for the inceptive time in the App Store for $39.99.
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