These Shortcuts are limited to the Mac, as there is currently no Pixelmator Pro for iOS. It also means that users can make Shortcuts that mix Pixelmator Pro features with ones in macOS Monterey, such as extracting text from images. Then select any number of image files in the folder, and the Shortcut will leverage Pixelmator Pro to perform the actions on them all. Users can create a Shortcut that, for instance, resizes an image and converts from PNG to JPEG. However, many of the options were previously available via Pixelmator Pro's support for Automator. It means that Pixelmator Pro gains a partial equivalent of Photoshop's Batch Action via Shortcuts.
They also give Shortcuts access to Pixelmator Pro's Machine Learning features, such as improving color balance, and increasing resolution of the image. The 24 initial Shortcuts include automatic cropping and resizing of images, denoising them, rotating, inverting.
PIXELMATOR PRO RELEASE DATE FULL
"We'll be adding full compatibility support for macOS Monterey and really extensive support for the all-new Shortcuts for macOS with over 24 new shortcuts!" "Pixelmator Pro 2.2 Carmel will be released not too long from now, when the wonderful new macOS Monterey becomes available," says the company in a blog post. The major added feature is extensive support for Shortcuts on the Mac, and the company has launched a beta test for its new Pixelmator Pro 2.2. Pixelmator Pro 2.2 brings extensive Shortcut supportįollowing multiple updates, ranging from support for macOS Big Sur, to improving Photoshop support, Pixelmator Pro is now readying its macOS Monterey release.
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