Sketch vs Affinity Designer : Which is Better?
Sketch
Sketch is a proprietary vector graphics editor for Apple's macOS, developed by the Dutch company Bohemian Coding. Developed by Bohemian Coding
License: Commercial
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Sketch VS Affinity Designer
Sketch is primarily focused on UI/UX design with a strong plugin ecosystem and collaboration features, making it ideal for web and app design. In contrast, Affinity Designer offers a more comprehensive range of tools for both vector and raster graphics, with a one-time purchase model, making it suitable for illustrators and graphic designers.
Sketch
Pros:
- Great for UI/UX design
- Strong plugin ecosystem
- Vector editing capabilities
- Intuitive interface
- Artboard support
Cons:
- Mac-only application
- Limited raster image editing tools
- Subscription-based model
- Lacks some advanced features
- Collaboration features are limited
Affinity Designer
Pros:
- Affordable one-time purchase
- Excellent raster graphics support
- Great for illustrations
- Cross-platform availability
- Responsive design tools
Cons:
- Higher learning curve for beginners
- Less focus on UI/UX design
- Limited plugin support
- No real-time collaboration
- No cloud-based features
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