At that time, the Pixelmator Pro 2.0 update brought support for macOS Big Sur and the new M1-powered MacBooks and Mac mini.Ĭurrently, the team is working on Pixelmator Pro 2.1. There are also drastically expanded customization options for the app’s interface.
The last big update of Pixelmator Pro was introduced late last year with an overhauled user interface with new layouts for the app’s toolbars and editor sidebars, including a dynamic Effects browser. When Pixelmator Pro adds support to Shortcuts, users will be able to resize images with just a button or command and even add a pre-set to multiple photos.Īs an example, in our featured image of the post, the Pixelmator Pro team shows an “Enhance” shortcut, where it resizes an image using ML Super Resolution resampling. This will allow users to create automation using the Shortcuts app on macOS Monterey, which will also have support for importing Automator automations. And we’ll be doing our best to make sure that support is first-class – second to none.ĭuring WWDC21, Apple announced that macOS Monterey will finally bring Shortcuts as an app to the Mac. Now that WWDC has finished (much love, again, to the new virtual format!), we just wanted to share one very quick update with you: Pixelmator Pro will absolutely be getting Shortcuts support. In a blog post shared today, the Pixelmator team announced that it’s working on adding Shortcuts support to the Pixelmator Pro app on macOS.
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