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The Pixelmator Team has issued version 1.5.3 of its Pixelmator Pro image editing app, significantly improving auto-save performance. The update also adds a Show Source Marker option for the Clone tool that enables you to show and hide the (occasionally inconvenient) source marker, fixes a bug with undoing text color changes with a Force Touch trackpad, correctly exports images at 2x and 3x scale factors when using Export for Web, ensures that images render correctly on Macs with AMD Navi GPUs, and prevents a hang when applying certain effects to layer masks. ($39.99 new from Pixelmator and the Mac App Store, free update, 179 MB, release notes, macOS 10.13+)
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PixelmatorDeveloper(s)Pixelmator Team Ltd. & Apple Inc.
Initial releaseSeptember 25, 2007; 13 years ago
Stable releasemacOS: 3.9 (November 13, 2019; 11 months ago[1]) [±]
iOS: 2.4.7 (October 9, 2019; 12 months ago[2]) [±]
Operating systemmacOS & iOS
TypeRaster graphics editor
LicenseProprietary
Websitewww.pixelmator.com
Pixelmator is a graphic editor developed for macOS[3][4] by Lithuanian brothers Saulius and Aidas Dailide, and built upon a combination of open-source and macOS technologies. Pixelmator features selection, painting, retouching, navigation, and color correction tools; as well as layers-based image editing, GPU-powered image processing, color management, automation, and a transparent head-up display user interface for work with images. Pixelmator uses Core Image and OpenGL technologies that use the Mac's video card for image processing.[5]
Pixelmator Pro 1.5.3 adds some major performance improvements to Auto Save, includes a new Show Source Marker option for the Clone tool, and brings a few important fixes. Auto Save performance has been significantly improved. Pixelmator Pro is an incredibly powerful, beautiful, and easy to use image editor designed exclusively for Mac. With a wide range of professional-grade, nondestructive image editing tools, lets you bring out the best in your photos, create gorgeous compositions and designs, draw, paint, apply stunning effects, design beautiful text, and edit images in just about any way you can imagine.
Pixelmator was the first commercial image editor to fully support the WebP image format on Mac.[6][7] Tower version control with git made easy 3 5 1.
Features[edit]Pixelmator Pro 1.7 Sequoia adds the ability to type text on paths and shapes, makes it possible to freely rotate the canvas to any angle, includes a friendly new welcome screen, and improves ML Super Resolution. Learn more Type on a Path. Easily type text on a path, a circle, or any other shape.
The Pixelmator Team has issued version 1.5.5 of its Pixelmator Pro image editing app, enhancing the recently added ML Super Resolution feature (see 'Pixelmator Pro 1.5.4,' 6 January 2020) with improvements to upscaling highly compressed images, sharpening edges, upscaling faces and portrait photos, and preserving small color details.
Pixelmator Pro 1.5 First comes support for Catalina and Sidecar. Sidecar is a new feature within the newest macOS that lets you use your iPad as a second display.
Pixelmator Pro 1 5 5x32mm ReviewUses technologies like Core Image and Automator.
Based on ImageMagick.[8]
Photoshop images with layers are supported as well as other popular still image file formats.
Uses layers-based editing.
Over 40 tools for selecting, cropping, painting, retouching, typing, measuring and navigation.
Shape tools.
16 color correction tools and over 50 filters.
Integrates with macOS and applications such as Photos and Aperture.
Pictures can be taken with a FaceTime camera from within the app.
Quick file conversion can be done with the help of Automator actions.
macOS ColorSync and ColorSync profiles are supported.
Support for Mac OS X Lion features such as versions, auto save, and full screen mode.
Compatibility with MacOS Catalina, including support for Sidecar (a dual-screen tool for iPad users) and Apple Pencil as of version 1.5 (released October 10, 2019).[9]
Version history[edit]

Developer(s)	Pixelmator Team Ltd. & Apple Inc.
Initial release	September 25, 2007; 13 years ago
Stable release	macOS: 3.9 (November 13, 2019; 11 months ago^[1]) [±] iOS: 2.4.7 (October 9, 2019; 12 months ago^[2]) [±]
Operating system	macOS & iOS
Type	Raster graphics editor
License	Proprietary
Website	www.pixelmator.com

Pixelmator for Mac[edit]VersionCodenameRelease dateSignificant changesNotesCitations
1.0FirestarterSeptember 25, 2007Initial Release
Pixelmator 1.0 was released at a price of $59 (US).[10] A closed beta was earlier released on August 16, 2007.[11]
1.1KittenDecember 6, 2007Over 100 new filters
Third-Party Filter Support
Graphics Tablet Support
[12]
1.2DraftsmanMay 12, 2008Rulers
Grid
Color Balance
Polygonal Lasso Tool
Curve Tool
Includes some often requested features, like the Curve tool, Polygonal, Lasso Tool, Rulers, Guides and the ability to display an alignment grid.[13]
1.3TempoNovember 4, 2008Magic Eraser
Magic Wand
Improved Paint Bucket
Hue and Saturation
Smart Palette Hide
Action Tooltips
Improved Type Tool
More stability and improvements for working with large images. New features include click-and-drag for adjusting the tolerance of the Magic Wand, Paint bucket and the new Magic Eraser tool on the fly. Renewed the Hue and Saturation, Replace Color and Colorize palettes. Better Stroking capabilities with live preview were added. Besides the previously available English and German languages, it added French and Spanish.[14]
1.4SprinkleFebruary 23, 2009New Painting Engine
Major overhaul for brushes
Improved Paint Bucket
Document Presets
This version introduced a new painting engine and the possibility for more advanced brush creation. Support for importing Photoshop brushes is also included. A new cloud generation filter made its way into Pixelmator in 1.4, and a noise filter in 1.4.1.[15]
1.5SpiderSeptember 8, 2009Save for web
Mac OS X Snow Leopard support
Slice Tool
New features include the ability to save for web, send to Mail/iPhoto, trimming, info labels and Italian language support, released less than two weeks prior to this update.Version 1.5.1 brought bug fixes and Brush Collections.
[16]
1.6NucleusJuly 13, 2010Major performance improvements
64-bit support
Layer groups
Mac OS X Snow Leopard or above only
Introduces layer groups and integration with OS X's Image Capture app for importing images from cameras and scanners. Older OS X versions are no longer supported.1.6.1 (released on September 28), introduces features such as an improved photo browser and a revamped stroke feature. 1.6.2 (released on October 6, 2010), introduces support for the image format WebP.
[17]
2.0ChameleonOctober 27, 2011UI Changes
Vector Drawing and Shape tools
Content Aware Fill and Healing
Burn and Dodge Tools
Sponge Tool
Red Eye Tool
Pixel Tool
Type Tool Improvements
Improved support for Mac OS X Lion features like Auto Save and Versions.[18]
2.1CherryAugust 9, 2012Retina ready
iCloud support
Effects Browser
New Effects
Alignment Guides
OS X Mountain Lion integration
[19][20]
2.2BlueberryMay 8, 2013Paint Selection Tool
Smart Moving Tool
Convert Text into Shape feature
Shape Style palette
Light Leak effect
Shapes palette
More than 100 new features and improvements.[21]
3.0FXOctober 22, 2013OS X Mavericks support
New Layer Styles
Liquify Tools
New Pixelmator Image Editing Engine
Supports the OS X's technologies App Nap and Compressed Memory. Pixelmator is more responsive and power efficient.[22]
3.1MarbleJanuary 21, 2014Optimized for the new Mac Pro
16-bit color images (exclusive to the new Mac Pro)
Option for ordering prints
This version uses the most out of the dual workstation-class GPUs built into the new Mac Pro.[23]
3.2SandstoneMay 22, 2014New Repair tool (Quick, Standard, and Advanced options)
16-bit color images support in all Macs
Layers can now be locked
Convert Selection into Shape
The new Repair tool is also more memory efficient. Other improvements, UI enhancements, and stability and reliability fixes.3.2.1 makes the switch to the OpenGL Core Profile and resolves some previous bugs.
[24]
3.3LimestoneNovember 6, 2014Supports OS X Yosemite, Extensions, Continuity
iCloud Drive support
Redesigned for Yosemite
Improvements and fixes to stability and reliability.3.3.1 adds the ability to pinch to zoom in a document window and to scroll through shapes, gradients, and styles within their respective palettes.
[25][26]
3.4TwistOctober 15, 2015Supports Split View, Force Touch, and El Capitan
Pixelmator extension for Photos
San Francisco as default font
Bug fixes.
3.5CanyonMay 26, 2016Quick Selection Tool
Magnetic Selection Tool
Pixelmator Retouch Extension for Photos
Tutorial page on website.[27]
3.6CordilleraNovember 15, 2016macOS Sierra full compatibility
Update for new Apple MacBook's Touchbar
Tabs improvements
Universal clipboard support
Improvements for P3 Color and Wide Color displays
[28]
3.7Mount WhitneyOctober 6, 2017macOS High Sierra full compatibility
High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF) support
[29]
3.8PhoenixNovember 30, 2018macOS Mojave full compatibility
SVG fonts
Continuity Camera Support
Dark Skin Support
Saving as HEIF is now supported
[30]
3.9ClassicNovember 13, 2019macOS Catalina full compatibility
Sidecar and Apple Pencil support
[31]
See also[edit]References[edit]^'Pixelmator Updates and Release Notes'. Retrieved March 10, 2020.
^'Pixelmator for iOS Updates and Release Notes'. Retrieved March 10, 2020.
^Sons, Wiley & Sons John Wiley &; Vegh, Aaron (February 25, 2010). Web Development with the Mac. John Wiley and Sons. pp. 217–. ISBN978-0-470-76791-7. Retrieved June 9, 2011.
^Hutsko, Joe (December 14, 2009). Macs All-in-One For Dummies. For Dummies. pp. 273–. ISBN978-0-470-53798-5. Retrieved June 9, 2011.
^Biedny, David (July 2008). 'Lackluster Image Editor'. Mac Life. Retrieved June 9, 2011.
^Chartier, David (October 4, 2010). 'Pixelmator to add support for Google's WebP image format'. Macworld. Retrieved June 9, 2011.
^'Pixelmator 1.6.2 Adds WebP Support'. Pixelmator. October 6, 2010. Archived from the original on October 9, 2010.
^https://www.engadget.com/2007/10/04/tuaw-interview-the-pixelmator-team/
^Mayo, Benjamin (October 10, 2019). 'Pixelmator Pro adds rich support for Sidecar in macOS Catalina, the new Mac Pro, and adds a new Denoise tool'. 9to5Mac. Retrieved February 11, 2020.
^'Pixelmator Team Releases Pixelmator'. Pixelmator. September 25, 2007. Archived from the original on October 10, 2007.
^'Pixelmator Development Update'. Pixelmator. July 20, 2007. Archived from the original on October 17, 2007.
^'Pixelmator Team Releases Pixelmator 1.1 Kitten'. Pixelmator. December 6, 2007.
^'Pixelmator Team Releases Pixelmator 1.2 Draftsman'. Pixelmator. May 12, 2008. Archived from the original on October 2, 2011.
^'New Goodies in 1.3 Tempo'. Pixelmator. November 4, 2008. Archived from the original on October 2, 2011.
^'Pixelmator 1.4 Sprinkle Goodies'. Pixelmator. February 23, 2009.
^'Pixelmator Team Releases Pixelmator 1.5 Spider'. Pixelmator. September 8, 2009. Archived from the original on October 2, 2011.
^'Pixelmator Team Releases Pixelmator 1.6 Nucleus'. Pixelmator. July 13, 2010. Archived from the original on October 2, 2011.
^'Pixelmator 2.0 Launches on Mac App Store'. Pixelmator. October 27, 2011. Archived from the original on December 11, 2011.
^'Pixelmator Adds Support for OS X Mountain Lion'. Pixelmator. August 9, 2012.
^'Vintage Effect in Pixelmator 2.1 Cherry'. Pixelmator. July 18, 2012.
^'Pixelmator 2.2 Is Available Today from the Mac App Store'. Pixelmator. May 8, 2013.
^'Pixelmator Team Unveils Pixelmator 3.0 FX'. Pixelmator. October 22, 2013.
^'Pixelmator 3.1 Marble Fully Optimized for New Mac Pro'. Pixelmator. January 23, 2014.
^'Pixelmator 3.2 Sandstone Is Now Available on the Mac App Store'. Pixelmator. May 22, 2014.
^Team, Pixelmator. 'Pixelmator 3.3 Limestone Out Now - Pixelmator Blog'. www.pixelmator.com. Retrieved October 7, 2017.
^Team, Pixelmator. 'New Pixelmator for Mac and iPad Updates - Pixelmator Blog'. www.pixelmator.com. Retrieved October 7, 2017.
^'Pixelmator 3.5 Canyon is Out'. Pixelmator. May 26, 2016.
^'Pixelmator 3.6 Cordillera'. Pixelmator. November 15, 2016.
^'Pixelmator 3.7 Mount'. Pixelmator. October 6, 2017.
^'Pixelmator 3.8 Mount'. Pixelmator. November 30, 2018.
^'Pixelmator 3.9 Classic'. Pixelmator. November 13, 2019.
External links[edit]Official website
Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pixelmator&oldid=969242183'

Version	Codename	Release date	Significant changes	Notes	Citations
1.0	Firestarter	September 25, 2007	Initial Release	Pixelmator 1.0 was released at a price of $59 (US).^[10] A closed beta was earlier released on August 16, 2007.	^[11]
1.1	Kitten	December 6, 2007	Over 100 new filters Third-Party Filter Support Graphics Tablet Support	^[12]
1.2	Draftsman	May 12, 2008	Rulers Grid Color Balance Polygonal Lasso Tool Curve Tool	Includes some often requested features, like the Curve tool, Polygonal, Lasso Tool, Rulers, Guides and the ability to display an alignment grid.	^[13]
1.3	Tempo	November 4, 2008	Magic Eraser Magic Wand Improved Paint Bucket Hue and Saturation Smart Palette Hide Action Tooltips Improved Type Tool	More stability and improvements for working with large images. New features include click-and-drag for adjusting the tolerance of the Magic Wand, Paint bucket and the new Magic Eraser tool on the fly. Renewed the Hue and Saturation, Replace Color and Colorize palettes. Better Stroking capabilities with live preview were added. Besides the previously available English and German languages, it added French and Spanish.	^[14]
1.4	Sprinkle	February 23, 2009	New Painting Engine Major overhaul for brushes Improved Paint Bucket Document Presets	This version introduced a new painting engine and the possibility for more advanced brush creation. Support for importing Photoshop brushes is also included. A new cloud generation filter made its way into Pixelmator in 1.4, and a noise filter in 1.4.1.	^[15]
1.5	Spider	September 8, 2009	Save for web Mac OS X Snow Leopard support Slice Tool	New features include the ability to save for web, send to Mail/iPhoto, trimming, info labels and Italian language support, released less than two weeks prior to this update. Version 1.5.1 brought bug fixes and Brush Collections.	^[16]
1.6	Nucleus	July 13, 2010	Major performance improvements 64-bit support Layer groups Mac OS X Snow Leopard or above only	Introduces layer groups and integration with OS X's Image Capture app for importing images from cameras and scanners. Older OS X versions are no longer supported. 1.6.1 (released on September 28), introduces features such as an improved photo browser and a revamped stroke feature. 1.6.2 (released on October 6, 2010), introduces support for the image format WebP.	^[17]
2.0	Chameleon	October 27, 2011	UI Changes Vector Drawing and Shape tools Content Aware Fill and Healing Burn and Dodge Tools Sponge Tool Red Eye Tool Pixel Tool Type Tool Improvements	Improved support for Mac OS X Lion features like Auto Save and Versions.	^[18]
2.1	Cherry	August 9, 2012	Retina ready iCloud support Effects Browser New Effects Alignment Guides OS X Mountain Lion integration	^[19]^[20]
2.2	Blueberry	May 8, 2013	Paint Selection Tool Smart Moving Tool Convert Text into Shape feature Shape Style palette Light Leak effect Shapes palette	More than 100 new features and improvements.	^[21]
3.0	FX	October 22, 2013	OS X Mavericks support New Layer Styles Liquify Tools New Pixelmator Image Editing Engine	Supports the OS X's technologies App Nap and Compressed Memory. Pixelmator is more responsive and power efficient.	^[22]
3.1	Marble	January 21, 2014	Optimized for the new Mac Pro 16-bit color images (exclusive to the new Mac Pro) Option for ordering prints	This version uses the most out of the dual workstation-class GPUs built into the new Mac Pro.	^[23]
3.2	Sandstone	May 22, 2014	New Repair tool (Quick, Standard, and Advanced options) 16-bit color images support in all Macs Layers can now be locked Convert Selection into Shape	The new Repair tool is also more memory efficient. Other improvements, UI enhancements, and stability and reliability fixes. 3.2.1 makes the switch to the OpenGL Core Profile and resolves some previous bugs.	^[24]
3.3	Limestone	November 6, 2014	Supports OS X Yosemite, Extensions, Continuity iCloud Drive support Redesigned for Yosemite	Improvements and fixes to stability and reliability. 3.3.1 adds the ability to pinch to zoom in a document window and to scroll through shapes, gradients, and styles within their respective palettes.	^[25]^[26]
3.4	Twist	October 15, 2015	Supports Split View, Force Touch, and El Capitan Pixelmator extension for Photos San Francisco as default font	Bug fixes.
3.5	Canyon	May 26, 2016	Quick Selection Tool Magnetic Selection Tool Pixelmator Retouch Extension for Photos	Tutorial page on website.	^[27]
3.6	Cordillera	November 15, 2016	macOS Sierra full compatibility Update for new Apple MacBook's Touchbar Tabs improvements Universal clipboard support Improvements for P3 Color and Wide Color displays	^[28]
3.7	Mount Whitney	October 6, 2017	macOS High Sierra full compatibility High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF) support	^[29]
3.8	Phoenix	November 30, 2018	macOS Mojave full compatibility SVG fonts Continuity Camera Support Dark Skin Support Saving as HEIF is now supported	^[30]
3.9	Classic	November 13, 2019	macOS Catalina full compatibility Sidecar and Apple Pencil support	^[31]