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SmoothDraw is a painting and free-hand drawing program for producing pictures, supporting brushes such as pen, pencil, dry media, airbrush, bristle brush and image hose, along with retouch tools and layers. Downloads are offered as SmoothDraw 4.1.4 Beta for Win 7 SP1 and Win 8/8.1/10 with .NET Framework 4.6, and SmoothDraw 4.0.5 for older Windows versions.
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Milton is a free and open-source infinite canvas paint program for Windows, macOS and Linux. It works with vectors while feeling raster-based and saves changes automatically without a save button. Features include layers, blur, lines, unlimited undo and redo, and export to JPEG or PNG at any supported resolution.
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SmoothDraw is a painting and free-hand drawing program for producing pictures, supporting brushes such as pen, pencil, dry media, airbrush, bristle brush and image hose, along with retouch tools and layers. Downloads are offered as SmoothDraw 4.1.4 Beta for Win 7 SP1 and Win 8/8.1/10 with .NET Framework 4.6, and SmoothDraw 4.0.5 for older Windows versions.
Pixel Snapper is a free, open-source tool for cleaning up AI-generated pixel art. It fixes blur, inconsistent pixels and off-grid pixels while preserving details such as dithering and outlines, and it can apply a pixel art color palette to the image. A paid desktop edition adds batch processing.
Quarkdown is an open-source, Markdown-based typesetting system for creating papers, presentations, knowledge bases and static websites. It offers a complete authoring experience with a reactive preview and scripting capabilities, and version 2.4 allows Markdown elements to be extended.
PixelartVillage is a free online tool that converts images into pixel art. It lets users adjust pixel size and apply palettes, including palettes imported from lospec.com. It supports image types such as png, jpg and svg, and the site states that generated images may be used for any purpose, including commercial.
Vervette Fluid Sandbox v1.6 is a fluid-dynamics-based painter that runs in browsers, described as a developing online version of Verve Painter by Taron. Settings cover brush opacity, matter, softness, size, fluid speed, smudge and slip, lighting distance and bump, along with hotkey customization, paint modes and texture options.
Milton is a free and open-source infinite canvas paint program for Windows, macOS and Linux. It works with vectors while feeling raster-based and saves changes automatically without a save button. Features include layers, blur, lines, unlimited undo and redo, and export to JPEG or PNG at any supported resolution.
