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Flying Meat Releases Acorn 7 Share This on LinkedIn   Tweet This   Forward This

20 March 2021

Flying Meat has updated Acorn, Gus Mueller's image editing software for macOS to version 7. The new version, which adopts many of Big Sur's user interface conventions, is a universal binary with native code for M1 chips.

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights of the new version include:

  • Universal binary for M1 Macs
  • Unified Windows with a matching toolbar
  • Big Sur user interface conventions
  • New export workflow to specify color profile, file format, file size and live preview
  • Animated GIF export
  • Perspective Fix & Crop tool
  • Accurate Color Picker for either RGB or HSV without switching modes
  • Command Bar to search menu commands and other hidden commands
  • Save presets for Raw images

There's more to version 7, all of it revealed in the release notes. The new version requires macOS 10.14 Mojave or higher.

PRICE, AVAILABILITY

The $39.99 image editor on sale for $19.99 and is also available as a 14-day free trial and may be purchased directly from Flying Meat. The company also offers Retrobatch, an intriguingly powerful batch image processor.


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