3. illustrator and Photoshop come from the same company. Perhaps
that is why they contain similar tools. Where they differ, however,
is vector designs. Photoshop cannot create vector designs in the
real sense when Illustrator is primarily for that.
The software allows for combining logos, icons, sketches, and even
typography with its various tool. The mesh, pen, Pathfinder, and
shape tools, along with swatches and color, allow you to do this.
Illustrator isn’t as easy to use as Photoshop. It requires some level
of skill to navigate and utilize the software effectively. If mastered,
though, there virtually no limit to the vectors you can create on the
software.
Adobe illustrator
4. Canva is an app for beginners and it is easy to use.
The app gives essential layout tools and also gives
the chance to import images, icons, and texts into
a layout. The app has templates that help an
amateur quickly grasp graphic designing, and they
are free and customizable.
Canva
5. Inkscape is a capable free graphic design tool
that helps in creating scalable graphic designs
that won’t stretch or blur during resizing. it’s a
user friendly software for vector drawing.
Inkscape offers several well designed and full
featured tools to create, edit and convert
vectors.
Inkscape
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6. GIMP is a free graphic design software that works on
GIMP is one of the most popular photo editors, its
being free might be a factor. GIMP or GNU Image
Manipulator is a good photo editor. Though it is free,
GIMP has many tools and features that have paid for
photo editors.
Its user interface is not as good as paid editors, but it
does a good job editing raster photos.
GIMP
7. Fontjoy is an easy-to-use tool for font pairings.
Its main job is to pair aesthetically pleasing
heard fonts with body fonts. Fontjoy is easy for
anyone to use, gives some excellent suggestions,
and is suitable for both designers and aspiring or
non-designers.
Fontjoy
