That's it, Pixelmator Pro and PhotoMotor are now Apple applications

Since its creation in 2007, Pixelmator Pro has been forged a reputation for excellence in the Mac universe, offering a series of photographic publishing that is both powerful and intuitive. A solution considered by some to be easier to use than his great competitor Photoshop; And especiallymuch less expensive.

Last November,Apple bought PixelMator Team(Creators of Pixelmator Pro and PhotoMotor), without drum or trumpets; a fairly intelligent maneuver, since it allowed the companyto extend its set of creative apps.

Pixelmator joins the Apple family: discreet integration

The last phase of the integration of the PixelMator suite within Apple has materialized and an update has completed the transformation initiated since the buyout. The three flagship applications - PixelMator Pro for Mac, its iOS declination, and PhotoThe -now wear; Although discreetly; Apple signature. This change is manifested mainly by the appearance of a new home screen, accessible via the menuAide>News from PixelMator Pro, which signals their membership of the Apple applications to the family.

However, and this is important, the applications retain their Pixelmator team signature on download platforms, and support links continue to redirect to the PixelMator website. We are therefore far from complete integration and this update, although visible, remains minor. If you already use these tools,There will be no big difference.

For the creatives, the arrival of PixelMatorheights a notable gapin Apple's creative arsenal. IfFinal Cut ProAnd Logic Pro dominate the video and audio publishing sectors respectively, the absence of a professional photo editing tool developed internally was felt.

Now let's talk about prices. Pixelmator Pro maintains its priceat 59.99 euros(unique purchase) and photomator is still available in several offers,from 8.99 euros per month. A much more friendly offer than its competitor Adobe.

Apple has discreetly acquired Pixelmator Team, gradually integrating its applications into its ecosystem.
Software retains their identity and independent support, with only a few visible changes.
The purchase strengthens Apple's creative offer, while remaining more accessible than Adobe in terms of price