A new graphic design program has launched, created by Richard Fairbairn to help designers change the way they approach banners, adverts and call to action designs. The software, called Pixal, is designed with the aim of allowing customers to craft images that stand out, which they can then animate, embed in a video or html code, or combine with text effects.
More information is available on the Pixal website at: http://letsgolook.at/Pixal.
A full video demo is available on the site, which shows interested parties how they can use the program and precisely what they can make with it. The program is run from cloud based software, and the designers use Amazon servers so every design is fully safe and secure. Customers will also have the option to download Pixal in multiple formats, so they can work in the way they–re used to.
Once the buyer has accessed Pixal, they will be able to use a large media database which is home to a large selection of images, icons, and vectors for users to implement in their designs. The database is updated every month, and because it–s stored on their cloud system there is no need for users to clog up their download space.
Tools available to Pixal users include unique elements that customers can use to build exciting designs, which offer more exciting effects than simple static graphics. There are over 20 different text effects, including wobble and shake, as well as jumping effects to make graphics stand out. These can all be embedded directly into the graphics, allowing users to add social like buttons, graphs and other features on their work.
The site also explains that an in-app image editor will allow users to rotate, crop, and position their imported images, and apply filters to hone in on the effects they–re after. The software also allows users to make use of a powerful export feature, which has a wide range of choices, from html5 to png and jpg file formats. In addition to this, documents can be saved and stored on the cloud.
Further details can be found at: http://muncheye.com/r-fairbairn-pixal.
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