5 Best Free CorelDraw alternative for Graphic Designer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2020
- This video shows 5 Best Free CorelDraw alternative for Graphic Designer
Software links:
Inkscape: inkscape.org
Open office draw: www.openoffice.org/product/dr...
Karbon: calligra.org/karbon
Creative Docs: www.creativedocs.net
Alcamy: al.chemy.org
#CorelDrawAlternative #GraphicDesign #VectoGraphics - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Thanks for the input and reviews
Thank You Sir
Thank you so uch for this . Want to start a home based printing business . corel draw very costly . Want to print mugs , I will downoad Alchemy docs , thank you sooo muc
Links ? Searched web Cant find alchemy docs
Try pluma android app it's vector n free...it's somewhat barebone in some ways...but it has 1.transparency,
2.resizing n reshaping curves,3.rotation of a path/shape by itself n copied with moveable center pivot point,
4.blur tool, 5.gradiant tool...n probably other stuff in it which I haven't yet seen or tried yet...but the point is, it's pretty cool.
Hmm.. a quick Google search shows it's _"an open drawing app"_ and that MEANS NOTHING.
The website is not secured, not on an https server, and the URL is:
al.chemy.org/
ofcourse. This is open source website, so maybe they dont bother about this. I informed to Alchemy webmaster regarding this issues.
Please share the download links
WTF: Just wanted to pretend you were talking to somebody else?
_Why don't you find them yourself? It takes so little effort to Google an App?_
Ummm, you weren't cruel, didn't harm or even disparage anyone...
GRUMBLE... you wanted to say something, DID and IT was... dumb. WHY BOTHER? _(social engagement on TH-cam comments?)_
Sorry, maybe you're alone, bored and just wanted to say something. If I'm wrong, sorry I said anything.
Your weird reply annoyed me, and then made me sad.
OP, no reply to anyone. _Are you even trying to grow your TH-cam channel? but then when the first reply came only after 4 months... OK_
I was amazed using CorelDraw LONG ago to make banners, seating charts, agendas and educational handouts on ancient hardware: it worked great. Sure I had to tape paper together, but the software made combining pages into into a larger whole effortless. I don't remember making anything artistic or beautiful, but that's just me, what I could craft was effortlessly upscaled by CorelDraw to meet basic needs at the time.
I've been looking around for something like that, but the functionality of 30 year old software from Canada just doesn't exists without a subscription or enormous one time price.
Nothing you showed seems even remotely as accomplished as CorelDraw 30 years ago. That's OK. That Corel charges SO MUCH and wants a subscription to use software? That's running a business.
Just saying, I made use of ancient Corel Software long ago at a reasonable price, and OWNED the software. No matter how big or small a vector-graphic document is printed, it always looks fine.
Thanks for your valuable comments. Links added in the description section. Please check it.