Affinity Photo 2, Affinity Designer 2, and Affinity Publisher 2 have all been launched by Serif for the Mac and iPad, with reworked interfaces, new features, and new licensing options. Serif has ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Affinity Design and other apps on different devices Affinity Designer, Photo and Publisher have rapidly become class-leading ...

Affinity's professional graphic design applications are now available for permanent free download on the Apple App Store for iPad. The suite includes Affinity Photo, Affinity Publisher and Affinity ...

The Mac and universal licence buy options were taken down (see the update in the article). I can still download the DMG from my trial account, but there is no way to activate the trial on Mac (the Buy ...

Version 2.3 is now available to download for Serif‘s vector graphics software Affinity Designer, photo editing software Affinity Photo and page layout software Affinity Publisher on the Mac, iPad, and ...

Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher are popular and cost-effective alternatives to Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign that many photographers, illustrators, and graphic designers have come ...

Serif is determined to make its Affinity suite a more practical alternative for creatives who'd rather not pay for an Adobe subscription — or use a conventional PC, for that matter. The developer has ...

The new free trial offer for Affinity Designer, Photo, and Publisher is available on Mac, iPad, and PC. The new free trial offer for Affinity Designer, Photo, and Publisher is available on Mac, iPad, ...

Creative software maker Affinity is offering everyone the opportunity to try Affinity Designer, Affinity Photo, and Affinity Publisher free for six months. The free trial is offered on Affinity Photo, ...

Affinity Photo and Photoshop have similar interfaces + tools, with Affinity offering more organized tool placement. Affinity Photo is a one-time purchase for $19, while Photoshop is part of a more ...

Exactly, because Serif made in‑app purchase activation of their iPad apps cost 0€ a while back in MAP, at least until they announce the "something new" 30th October. So the links are for those who ...