It is therefore the question of what the free version will then have to offer, since it is of course not normal practice to cannibalize the paid version too much. Nothing wrong with this of course, but the driver behind the Gravit Designer software changes a bit more of a real passion to make something beautiful in a product driven by different and possibly conflicting forces. Corel is a commercial company and in the first place, of course, offers products to make provit from it. The question is of course what the future of the free version will actually look like.

Corel also indicates that current users can rest assured, because they are planning to keep a free version of Gravit available and are looking for a premium offer for those who want to go further. The development team will be included in the existing team of Corel.Ĭorel itself indicates that the Gravit products fit well with the already extensive software portfolio for graphic and digital media with CorelDRAW Graphics Suite, Corel Painter and PaintShop Pro. Now the news: on 22 June software developer and provider Corel announced via the website of Gravit Designer that they have taken over this application from Gravit GmbH. In my opinion, the application Gravit Designer is so good that I wondered at the time of writing my previous post what the revenue model could be of the underlying organization to be able to justify the free provision of both a desktop and a web variant and also a free cloud environment. But now we received the news that Corel is taking over Gravit Designer. I was very enthusiastic about this good looking tool. Gravit Designer is a powerful design application that offers a good interface, is accessible to beginners but also offers enough for advanced users, offers many special functionalities, supports local and cloud storage and supports multiple platforms. In an earlier blog I wrote about Gravit Designer, a very extensive, professional, open source and free vector solution for Linux.

Gravit designer software