AdvertisementsĬoming to Windows makes the Affinity range ideal for inter-agency collaborations, cross-platform creative workflows, and for a huge number of design studios, photographers and freelancers who have a PC based set-up. The Affinity apps for Windows will have exactly the same feature set as their Mac counterparts, as well as share the same single file format that has become a core feature of the Affinity suite. That Affinity is coming to Windows will be great news to a great many photographers and other creatives out there who have been hesitant to buy into Adobe’s subscription model, or have been seeking a serious competitive alternative. We already have an early build of Affinity Designer running on our PCs in the office here, and we will be making it available as a free public beta early in the summer. Well, I’m really excited to finally reveal we are working on it and the development team are making incredibly rapid progress. Pretty much any article, blog or social post about our Affinity apps now seems to attract a rush of comments from users asking why we don’t make them available on Windows. In a press release, Ashley Hewson, Serif’s Managing Director stated…

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