Serif can not provide any legacy products as downloads to legacy customers. Serif no longer sells or supports the Plus range of software. Any threads created here on the Affinity Forums requesting support for these products will be locked by our team and you will simply be pointed back to this thread, as we wish to keep these forums for Affinity support only. Please do not create forum accounts here to ask Legacy Software questions. These forums are provided for Affinity customers to ask questions about Affinity software. Serif recommends Affinity Designer as the successor to DrawPlus.The Following FAQ posts are the only support Serif now give on the Legacy range. Since DrawPlus has a gentle learning curve and excellent tutorials, it remains a favorite for new and casual users. Though DrawPlus, developed by Serif, is no longer developed or supported it is a capable 2D vector graphics program, with support for pressure sensitivity, brushes, paint such as oils and watercolors, stop and keyframe animations, and more.
Available in a free, feature-limited Starter or fully-featured paid versions.Paintbrush creation and modification support.
Supports Wacom tablets and pressure sensitivity.A user-friendly with a gentle learning curve.This package has a low learning curve, as far as vector graphics programs go. The latest version, DrawPlus X8, was released in 2015. You can even create animated GIFs.ĭrawPlus is certainly an inexpensive way to get started with 2D vector graphics. DrawPlus also supports photo and image editing.
With DrawPlus, you can create resizable logos, graphic elements, use Wacom pressure-sensitive tablets and pens, create and edit animations, and even create digital artwork using its oil, watercolor, chalk functions - and these just scratch the surface. Though it is no longer in development, it retains a large user base due to its user-friendly layout and gentle learning curve.
DrawPlus by Serif is a full-featured 2D vector graphics program, which also supports layers, pressure sensitivity, animation, and painting, all while retaining a vector object's ability to infinitely resize.
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