Support for non-destructive effects has been added too - both vectors and bitmaps are supported, along with Pixel Perfect Workflow, designed to aid the creation of crisp, perfectly aligned web graphics.

There’s a brand new Object Docker, designed to give users full control over a document’s structure and easy, fast access to its components. It allows users to access cloud-hosted CorelDRAW files, add annotations and other design elements, plus start new projects from any internet-connected device. New features include a web-based CorelDRAW.app for both Windows and Mac users. Windows users haven’t been neglected with the new release, which continues Corel’s tradition of evolution over revolutions by unveiling a handful of new features alongside refinements to existing ones. The Mac apps have also been designed to take advantage of native Mac features, including the MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar as well as Mojave’s Dark Mode. All key apps have been written natively for the Mac platform, with Corel keen to highlight the suite’s unique features to woo Mac users from other platforms, most specifically LiveSketch for simplifying the sketching and drawing of complex vector shapes on any pen-enabled device. The headline surrounding CorelDRAW 2019’s release is undoubtedly the fact it’s now available on Mac as well as PC.