With Apple giving Pixelmator Pro its first major update in years, could it become the new Aperture app professionals loved?

As detailed in a blog post, Photomator 3.3 brings a new file explorer built with native macOS technologies. This enables support for things like drag and drop to quickly import folders and photos ...

Apple surprised us last year by suddenly acquiring Pixelmator, the small company behind a mostly eponymous set of photo ...

After a couple of months, Photomator is finally releasing support for HDR content editing on iPhone 15, iPhone 14 Pro, and Macs and iPads with HDR displays.The developers from Pixelmator added ...

Apple has updated Pixelmator Pro, the drawing and photo editing app it acquired last year, to version 3.7. As best I can tell ...

Photomator 3.0 today got its official release on macOS, bringing Pixelmator's iPhone and iPad photo-editing app to MacBooks and Mac desktops for the first time.. With an interface that will be ...

More specifically, Photomator 3.3 comes with a watermarking tool built into the app so that users can easily watermark their photos on the iPhone and iPad. What’s new with Photomator 3.3.

Previously known as Pixelmator Photo, the new Photomator 2.3 for iPad and iPhone has been released with automatic subject, sky, and background selection, plus gradient masks, and more.

Today, Photomator 3.4 was released, adding flagging, rating, and filtering, which should substantially enhance how photos are organized with the app. I haven’t spent much time with Photomator 3.4 yet, ...