They do different things and they do them really well.
That said, it would be impractical for Illustrator and Procreate to serve the same purposes. Can’t they just put everything into one powerhouse software? Until I find a magic genie, we’re out of luck. It can be frustrating to juggle multiple design programs. Illustrator is a vector-based program that is mainly meant for desktop. Procreate is a raster-based program that is meant for hand drawing with a stylus on an iPad. Procreate and Illustrator are very different digital art programs that can’t replace each other. Can you get everything you need from just one of them? In a battle of Procreate vs. Learning and paying for both programs can seem like a lot though. Procreate and Illustrator have made great names for themselves in the digital art world. Preferences aside, it’s great that flagship products are supporting ASi I’ll be keen to see how Apple punches the graphics on the Mac chips.This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission if you decide to purchase through my links. Stop paying Adobe and you can't use their apps.Īnd Serif confirmed that Affinity Photo had been ported to Apple Silicon Macs about 2-weeks after the DTK release. Two to three months of Creative Cloud and I've paid for several non-Adobe apps and own them for as long as I want.
There are others that make use of Apple's Core apis making them faster than Adobe products.
Pixelmator Pro $27.99 Mac (compares to Photoshop)Īffinity Designer $49.99 Mac, $19.99 iOS (compares to Illustrator)Īffinity Photo $49.99 Mac, $19.99 iOS (compares to Photoshop)Īffinity Publisher $49.99 Mac (compares to InDesign) Pixelmator $29.99 Mac, $4.99 iOS (compares to Photoshop) Graphic $29.99 Mac, $2.99 iOS (compares to Illustrator) Those who subscribe to Adobe's Creative Cloud plan will pay $52.99 per month, which grants them access to all Adobe products, both desktop and mobile.Ĭompare one month's Creative Cloud plan to these pay once until a major update:
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