Affinity Designer
von Serif
Wer verwendet Affinity Designer?
Professionelle Grafikdesigner oder Unternehmen, die Grafikdesign benötigen
Was ist Affinity Designer?
Reaktionsschnelle Grafikdesignanwendung, die für UI-Projekte verwendet werden kann.
Affinity Designer – Details
Serif
http://www.serif.com
Affinity Designer – Kostenübersicht
Affinity Designer bietet keine Gratisversion und keine kostenlose Testversion. Die kostenpflichtige Version von Affinity Designer ist ab 49,99 $ verfügbar.
Startpreis
49,99 $
Kostenlose Version
Nein
Gratis Testen
Nein
Einsatz
Installiert - Windows
Affinity Designer Funktionen
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Affinity Designer – Nutzerbewertungen
Zeigt 5 von 221 Nutzerbewertungen
Barbara C.
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Gesamtbewertung5/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit5/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten5/5
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Kundenbetreuung5/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis5/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 13.11.2019
"Absolutely Outstanding!"
Kommentare: It been beyond outstanding for us. Super satisfied and I can’t recommend it enough. It was super easy to migrate completely from the Adobe Suite. No hiccups at all.
Vorteile: It is lightning fast! And not to mention super affordable. Here is a piece of software with great customer support and an amazing community behind it. It is very intuitive and the learning curve is not steep at all. In fact, far more intuitive than Adobe Suite.
Nachteile: So far, all good! Maybe how it opens files from the Adobe Suite could improve but it has nothing to do with Affinity as much as how Adobe packages their files.
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- Bewertet am 13.11.2019
Verifizierter Rezensent
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Gesamtbewertung4/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit4/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten5/5
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Kundenbetreuung4/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis5/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 24.4.2020
"Better than I expected"
Kommentare: I saw ads for the Affinity suite in the past, but always dismissed them as one of those half-baked knock-offs of photoshop that like to rope you in with "free"trials that don't let you save your files or something. Turns out I was very wrong! Affinity Designer and Publisher are both legitimate and very good pieces of software. They are feature rich, have some innovative features that aren't seen in other software and have ongoing development with regular updates. Affinity Designer is quite intuitive, can do most things Illustrator can, can open and edit Illustrator files, so the transition was very smooth, with hardly any learning curve. Still had to google some to to figure out how certain operations were done in Designer that were different to Illustrator, and grapple with a few odd choices the devs made, over all I've been pretty pleased with Designer. Decided to transition from Illustrator because it didn't make sense for us to pay for the subscription model because we only need to use it several times a year for creating product labels, and starting and cancelling subscriptions constantly is just cumbersome. Plus we already have a Photoshop and Lightroom subscription. I tried to move from Illustrator to Inkscape in the past, but that was just impossible, Inkscape can't open Illustrator files properly (even PDFs) and lacks so many features that it wasn't possible to use for what I needed it.
Vorteile: Coming from Illustrator, it's very easy to adapt to, just minor differences in some workflows, but mostly it's intuitive. It can open and edit Illustrator files if they are pdf compatible, even deal with complex things like knockout groups correctly. It's also has some great ideas that I was pleasantly surprised by that made the workflow better and faster. Affinity devs listen to user feedback and regularly update their apps, so any features that it lacks it will probably get soon.
Nachteile: Lack of a good font manager, it just takes the fonts you have installed in your OS. No Google fonts integration or anything like Adobe Fonts, so if you're missing fonts you have to manually find them online and (buy or) download them the old-fashioned way. Some odd workflow choices, minor things that can slow you down. Like no native way to permanently reset the bounding box of an object after it has been rotated, they have a toggle that works for 1 operation and switches back to the (skewed or rotated) original. The align UI and the order of actions to chose what to align to what is strange and can waste time. Other minor things like that that I ran into, but all in all it works well and gets the job done.
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- Bewertet am 24.4.2020
Simon D.
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Gesamtbewertung2/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit5/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten1/5
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Kundenbetreuung1/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis2/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 23.1.2019
"Not fit for purpose"
Kommentare: Not really a finished app I have been trying to integrate Affinity Designer into a professional workflow for a number of years now but I've come to the conclusion that it's just too painful and there is nothing to indicate that this will improve. Back when I first purchased this app the developers were promising a roadmap of future improvements which would bring it closer to some of the industry-standard vector apps out there. It's been two years now and not a single thing on that list has been implemented. The few updates which have come down the line have focused on things like the app icon. The developers have moved on to other projects, and it seems to me that for all intents and purposes, development on this software has been abandoned. I wouldn't wish to speculate if this software will even be supported in a few years. So we're left with an app which lacks some of the most fundamental vector editing tools. With the exception of skew, vectors cannot be distorted in any way (including perspective) and it even lacks a knife tool. These are tools which are actually provided by many free editors. Furthermore, many tools are very poorly implemented. Convert to curves produces hilariously unusable results and things like Offset Path simply don't exist. The developers themselves are notoriously unresponsive to please for further development. Since going cross-platform there have been many reports of Designer's instability and since the implementation of Apples Metal API
Vorteile: It's cheap, although it still remains less powerful that some free apps
Nachteile: Development seems to have ground to a halt on this app. Investing time and energy learning could be a waste of time as it may not be around in the future.
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- Bewertet am 23.1.2019
Andréas H.
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Gesamtbewertung5/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit5/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten5/5
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Kundenbetreuung5/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis5/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 15.3.2020
"A great Vector Design Application"
Kommentare: I love this software! I use it every day as a tool for vector design.
Vorteile: Affinity Designer (and it's sister applications) is application you really must love! The pricetag, the functionality, the support - it's all excellent.
Nachteile: The progress of making new functionality is slow and on Windows 10 the application is sometimes a bit buggy.
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- Bewertet am 15.3.2020
Savannah T.
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Gesamtbewertung4/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit3/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten3/5
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Kundenbetreuung2/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis5/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 2.5.2020
"Affinity Designer"
Kommentare: Overall it’s OK but the price point is very low so it makes it somewhat worth it.
Vorteile: Affinity designer is super cost-effective. It’s easier to use than most designer software’s. They have a lot of support on their website and tutorials on YouTube.
Nachteile: There are a couple issues that we’ve had while using affinity designer. The program tends to frequently close out by itself. Sometimes I’m unable to download the updates without it crashing. We have to use affinity in conjunction with our Roland BN-20 however some of the add-ons within affinity aren’t compatible and aren’t recognize in versaworks. There aren’t enough tutorials to really grasp everything within affinity. I think it needs a little more work and to be easier to use.
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- Bewertet am 2.5.2020
