![]() On the developer's website, the app has been on sale for "20% off" for some time - I'd say, save your money, this is becoming abandonware, there seems to be no effort on behalf of the developer to keep generating interest in this app (just look at the developers Twitter feed: last tweet for PixaApp dates back to no teasers in terms of what may be underway etc). Plus, its look at this point is a bit dated (and rather ugly on Retina displays (iMac and MBP) - not what you want in an app geared to designers. Its auto-tagging can become a nightmare, and the Finder will pick up those tags when you try to remove some none-sensical tags and then reopen the app, the Pixa Library starts to choke and the familiar spinning ball will never leave your sight. Also, Live folder sync has become temperamental and slow, especially with large libraries. it will sort them fig 1, fig 10, fig 2, fig 3). Aside from the traditional Japanese interface, its also available in English, French, Italian. It originally was designed only for the anime/ manga industry but has later been used in many other branches of visual arts. The Nov 2014 update was a minor fix without fixing major issues - such as, for example, the apps inability to keep files in a naming/numbering hierarchy (e.g., if you have images numbered fig 1, fig 2, fig 3. Pixia is a free freeware graphic editing software for Windows, developed by Isao Maruoka, a freelance illustrator. Sadly, I fear this app is on the verge of becoming abandonware.
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