DrawPlus: Yes, but it only works on single objects or groups. 
Illustrator: No, but there is one for InDesign?. CorelDRAW: Yes, but not as simple as Designer. Illustrator: Yes, but it takes far too long to load depending on the size (sometimes 5 minutes)Ĭreating round corners to a single corner as oppose to all corners of a shape. Illustrator: No, They take far too long to load depending on the amount (sometimes 5 minutes). Designer: No, but it will be added in 1.6Įffects such as inner and outer glows, shadows, feathers, and blurs. Illustrator: Yes, but sharp corners or sensitive handling will cause the shape to delete or change form. DrawPlus: Yes, but sublayers cannot be added, and paths and groups cannot be hidden or lockedīeing able to continue a path from its end point with the pencil tool. 
Illustrator: Yes, but sublayers will cause each layer to be expanded when the file is open (CC1 & below). Layers that can be expanded to reveal the paths within The overall canvas which can be resized manually or multiplied Illustrator: Yes, but fills cannot be added to weight variations, brush strokes, or effects. 
Here are 26 I came up with.īeing able to add fills to unclosed shapes (overlapping regions) I will explain why I prefer certain programs and why I don't prefer them with the features that I find most or partially helpful. There are things I like about each and things I do not like. Onur has decided to help out in giving me background to CorelDraw since that is one I am unfamiliar with. A lot of you might be unfamiliar with one or more of the programs. As a user who experimented a lot with vector graphics over the years, I find it might be helpful for others for me to share the differences between Illustrator, DrawPlus, Designer, and CorelDraw.
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