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Inkscape is a popular open-source vector graphics program available for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
The latest release focuses on refinements to existing tools and more customization options.
There are also a couple of new additions to the application. Let’s take a look.
Inkscape 1.2 is an exciting update with many useful enhancements. Some of the key changes include:
Here, I shall highlight the important feature improvements:
You can now create standard/custom-size pages in the same document, and finalize them by saving them as a multi-page PDF.
Not the ability to export, but you can also import a multi-page PDF to make things easy.
Easily change the size, reconfigure the colors to explore the available color palettes, and select the one you really like.
It should make things quicker when you require working with several color palettes in the user interface.
If you are working with a large number of objects and want to explore path effects, the new tiling live path effect should be interesting.
You can easily tweak the mirroring mode, adjust the gap, add rows and columns, and get numerous opportunities to get creative.
Most of the improvements make the experience more straightforward than it already was. With the new merged layers and object dialog, you can quickly organize/find objects per the layer you’re looking for.
You can even customize the layer and object colors to differentiate them.
The export dialog now provides you options to choose a simple/batch export along with the ability to pick a file format and DPI settings.
In addition to the key highlights, some of the significant changes include:
You can refer to the Inkscape 1.2 release notes to explore all the technical changes.
You can download Inkscape 1.2 as an AppImage from its official website or check other available packages for Windows/macOS platforms.
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