Apply gradient colors and manage multiple layersįurthermore, Pixia lets you set an action for mouse right-click (dropper or undo pen), disable masks, enable anti-aliasing mode, view a history with selections, zoom in and out of the picture, navigate the color spectrum, as well as configure and apply gradient colors. Some important aspects worth noting are that effects are applied to the image with the last taken effect (not the original one), you can apply as many consecutive effects as you want, and it's possible to undo them one by one. When it comes to photo filters, it's possible to opt for artistic dither, button tile, circle button, half tone, stir, mesh, monotone, mosaic, random dithering, sepia, sphere mosaic, noise adding or removal, edge, blur, color inversion, relief, sharpness, shadow, color toning (sepia, blue, gold, cool, warm), transparency, and so on. Standard graphic editing tools are available, so you can draw freely with a brush, make different kinds of selections (such as lines, boxes, circles, polygons, or spline curves), draw filled boxes, circles or polygons, as well as fill an area with color. Apart from important local files, it's possible to obtain images from a scanner.
Pixia offers support for a wide range of popular image file types, such as. Extensive file type support and standard drawing tools These are dedicated to applying photo filters, customizing colors, controlling the viewing mode, and tinkering with supplementary settings. The interface is represented by a large window with a seemingly outdated appearance, which loads four additional panels at the first startup. This tool sports many pro-grade options and configuration parameters for experienced users, including photo filters, color masks, anti-aliasing mode, and selection history.
Pixia is an advanced drawing application that may seem rudimentary, but this shouldn't fool you into thinking it's simplistic as Windows Paint, for example.
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