CorelDRAW is robust vector software, very much like Adobe Illustrator. It has been an industry staple for decades and is used for illustration, layout, photo editing—and, most recently, NFT art.
CorelDRAW is comparably easier to use than Illustrator, having a more intuitive user interface that caters to both novices and experienced artists. You can craft all kinds of shapes, from basic geometric forms to intricate patterns and designs.
In addition to that, Corel’s very own font manager gives you access to over 1,000 TrueType and OpenType fonts, plus another 1,700 Google fonts to add text to your designs.
The font manager is part of the CorelDRAW Graphics Suite, along with half a dozen of other apps, including CorelDRAW Web (browser-based graphics editor), Corel PHOTO-PAINT (pixel-based image editor), and PowerTRACE (AI-powered bitmap-to-vector tracing).
You can get CorelDRAW as a stand-alone app, but if you are interested in the other apps as well, the entire graphics suite might be the right fit for you. In any case, you can try all Corel apps free for 15 days here!
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