Mojave Paint

Skull Rock Software LLC

Mojave paint is a new image editor for macOS exclusively, with a focus on: Simple UI: Simple doesn't mean "not powerful" but more like non-cluttered. Also, common functions should have large affordances. In most paint programs I can't even see at a glance what the current zoom level is or where the paintbrush tool is, and I have to hunt around to find a tiny little "New Layer" button. We make things big and obvious over here in Mojave Paint. AI is deprioritized: Mojave Paint is all about humans making deterministic edits. While there may be some AI features (hey it's fun, why not I guess), they're never pushed on you and never a core aspect of Mojave Paint. Respecting traditions: Certain image editor patterns are baked into people's muscle memory. Cmd+E to "merge down", "Canvas Size" being under the Image menu, Command-clicking a layer thumbnail to select its opacity, etc. We follow the standard industry patterns for keyboard shortcuts and vocubulary whenever possible. Tools: Painting tools: Brush, pencil, eraser, paint bucket, fill/clear selection, gradient Selection tools: Marquee, lasso, magic wand Transform tools: Move tool, Free Transform tool, rotate, flip Type tool: Font, size, style, color AI tool: Call Nano Banana Pro via Google if you supply an API key Filters/adjustments: Levels and Curves Brightness and contrast Blur and Sharpen Halftone and Mosaic Gradient Map Input/output: Open/export as: PNG, JPEG, HEIC, TIFF, GIF, BMP, BEACH Paste pixels off the clipboard macOS drag and drop Don't let the 90's retro vibe fool you, Mojave Paint has fully modern internals and takes full advantage of the unified memory architecture of Apple Silicon. We hope you like it and look forward to any feature requests!