Pixelmator Pro 2.0 now available ahead of schedule
What you need to know
- Pixelmator Pro 2.0 has been released for macOS, one day ahead of schedule.
- The 2.0 update brings native support for Apple silicon and the M1 chip, as well as macOS Big Sur.
Pixelmator 2.0 is now available for macOS on the Mac App Store a whole day ahead of schedule.
Pixelmator 2.0 was announced last week, promising native support for Apple silicon and the M1 chip, as well as macOS Big Sur. From that report:
As noted, Pixelmator has confirmed that version 2.0 has now been released ahead of schedule:
You ready?
Here's what's up – Pixelmator Pro 2.0 is now available with support for M1 Macs, an all-new design, support for macOS Big Sur and mooooooore!
We're incredibly excited to be releasing it into the wild and we hope you'll absolutely love it.https://t.co/nzmW6FCEm9 pic.twitter.com/YS81wIpSfkYou ready?
Here's what's up – Pixelmator Pro 2.0 is now available with support for M1 Macs, an all-new design, support for macOS Big Sur and mooooooore!
We're incredibly excited to be releasing it into the wild and we hope you'll absolutely love it.https://t.co/nzmW6FCEm9 pic.twitter.com/YS81wIpSfk— Pixelmator Team (@pixelmator) November 18, 2020November 18, 2020
Pixelmator is already one of the best photo editing apps for Mac, and the 2.0 update promises a huge increase in performance thanks to the power of Apple's new M1 chip.
The new version of Pixelmator is available free to anyone who owns the current version.
Apple Silicon
Pixelmator Pro is one of the best editing suites on Mac, and it's even more powerful thanks to a new update. Along with support for macOS Catalina, Pixelmator Pro now offers improved performance and de-noise technology.
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