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View of the current alpha version of the Graphite editor with a blank canvas. Try this out at editor.graphite.rs - instantly in your browser. Send in your artwork to potentially be featured here in place of this blank canvas.

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Interface mockup showcasing a photo editing project that utilizes Graphite's raster graphics pipeline, one of the upcoming roadmap milestones. Photo editing - is not yet supported.

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This last screenshot is currently identical to the previous one, serving as a placeholder. Work is ongoing to replace this image with a node graph mockup.

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+ Vector artwork created in the alpha version of the Graphite editor. Try this out at + editor.graphite.rs + instantly in your browser. +

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+ Viewport interface mockup showcasing a photo editing project that utilizes Graphite's raster graphics pipeline, one of the upcoming roadmap milestones. Raster editing is not yet + supported. +

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+ Node graph mockup demonstrating how the layers directly correspond to nodes. Thick vertical (upward) lines represent compositing stacks and horizontal (rightward) links represent data + flow connections. +

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When editing in Graphite, your work gets described in nodes within your layers. Their parameters can be altered anytime in the creative process. The simpler layer tree and wickedly powerful node graph provide two equivalent and interchangeable ways to create art.

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Raster and vector art, crisp at any resolution.

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Just like vector artwork, which is based on curves instead of pixels to preserve quality at any scale, Graphite's raster paintbrushes, generators, and other tools work the same way. A resolution-agnostic render engine lets you zoom infinitely and export at any size.

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Procedural superpowers, part of your art pipeline.

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Graphite aims to be the ultimate 2D tool for every technical artist. From procedural artwork to data viz and automation, it is designed from the ground up to fit into studio content pipelines. You can also integrate Graphite's render engine into your game, app, or server.

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