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4 Of The Best Alternatives For Adobe CC Products

Adobe is the forerunner in terms of design and creativity software, and rightly so. Programs like Photoshop and After Effects allow you to do an insane amount of editing and manipulation to your videos. The possibilities with Adobe products are endless.

There is one problem, though. It’s expensive. If you’re not familiar with apps like Illustrator and Photoshop, and are looking to get into graphic design, you might be better off with starting on programs a little less expensive.

Here are 5 Of The Best Free Alternatives For Adobe CC Products:

Pixlr:

A great alternative for Photoshop is Pixlr. Pixlr is designed more for beginners and people just getting started with photo manipulation tools. Pixlr can do a lot of the same things as Photoshop, and is even laid out similarly, so it’s perfect to learn on to see if you may want to upgrade to Photoshop in the future.

RawTherapee:

Photo editing can take a picture to the next level, and a great program to do that on is RawTherapee. RawTherapee uses some pretty advanced software and has most of the same functions as Lightroom.

Inkscape:

Inkscape is perfect for working with graphical elements. Inkscape offers multiple color modes, and is a lot more simple in terms of functionality than Illustrator. This does not mean that you can’t create the same level of graphics, though. 

DaVinci Resolve:

Finding a video editing tool as good as Premiere Pro can be a challenge, but DaVinci Resolve definitely gives in a run for its money, literally. DaVinci Resolve is great with color correction and audio, and has a lot of the same functionality as Premiere Pro. If you’re looking to get into video editing, definitely check out DaVinci Resolve.

Blender:

After Effects is a huge program and can do so many different things that it is hard to make an alternative. While you won’t get the video editing aspect of After Effects, Blender is a great tool to use to create animated graphics, and is perfect for beginners and experts alike.

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