Paragraphic is a new cross-platform parametric graphic design application, combining traditional illustration tools with powerful procedural design features.
Complex repetitions, gradients and patterns
Easily create and modify multi-level repetitions and patterns, applying flexible modifiers or randomization.
Then just copy and paste the result as SVG vectors into your workflow.
Non-destructive randomization
Replace, reorder or transform repeated elements at random with full control to add interest to your design.
All non-destructive with updates in real time to encourage gradual testing and tweaking.
Custom vector halftones
Create halftones, raster patterns and advanced vector gradients based on images or any other layer data.
Parametric design
Automate design tasks and create data visualizations using custom parameters and connections to control your designs.
Modular design system, using a sequence of nodes on each layer that can be freely combined to create, repeat and modify content elements on each layer.
Non-destructive editing with real-time feedback, any property of any step in the generation sequence can easily be edited with the end result updated live.
Parametric control and connections, for precise values, automatic relationships between properties and data-driven designs.
Familiar layer-based editor, wrapping the parametric generative node sequence features in a traditional graphical editor interface similar to other vector graphics editors.
SVG import and export, designed to work as a complement to your existing design tools, just copy & paste between them as SVG.
This update is another smaller update with improvements the undo/redo system with better grouping of actions and fixes to a number of undo-related issues. It also adds a new font picker panel with filtering and a list of recently used fonts to make selecting fonts easier.
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This update is another smaller update with some smaller new improvements and a couple of bug fixes after the larger 1.4 feature update. The most prominent new features is that the Element position input node added in 1.4 can now also be used outside Change nodes and takes later repeater node transforms into account like the Value from layer sampling input nodes. Another addition is support for both importing and exporting WebP format images.
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This update is primarily a bug fix and maintenance update after the larger 1.4 feature update. It does however add a couple of new features as well, like a new value input node to clamp a value to a specified range and improvements to working with imported svg shapes.
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A new 1.4.0 feature update of Paragraphic has been released today. This update includes a lot of improvements and new features like: Multiple artboard support, Data tables, Element-property generation and Conditional selection and parameters.
Here's a video showing of some of the highlights!
Click below to find out more about the update and try it out for yourself at paragraphic.design!
The DNS servers of the hosting company used for the Paragraphic website paragraphic.design are currently down, apparently due to a large scale DDOS hacking attack. This has made the site unreachable the last couple of hours. The hosting company is working on it and the situation should hopefully be resolved eventually. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Update: The DNS issues affecting our hosting company seem to have been resolved now and paragraphic.design is accessible again.
The 1.3.0 feature update of Paragraphic has been released today. This update includes a lot of improvements and fixes as well as two major new features: Procedural 2D noise and color gradient features.
Here's a video showing of some of the highlights!
Click below to find out more about the update and try it out for yourself at paragraphic.design!
A new update of Paragraphic has been released. This is a smaller update to get some fixes and smaller additions out before starting work on a larger 1.3 update.
Changes and improvements
Added Element Size X and Size Y as possible inputs for the Group Apply Function Node.
Allow setting a manual absolute input value range in the Group Apply Function Node instead of using the automatic input range calculated based on the input elements.
Improved format validation and error messages when entering license codes.
Bug fixes
Fixed Apply Function Node sometimes getting incorrect automatic input ranges due to precision errors when all elements are the same.
Fixed drag offset of repeated and transformed layers in group layers sometimes going the wrong way.
Fixed exported SVG files containing embedded bitmap data for hidden bitmap image layers, resulting in larger file sizes.
Fixed missing element resizing handles for the original element in layers with multi-level repetitions.
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A new update of Paragraphic has been released. This the update adds a new Control Points mode to the Path repeater, allowing to to place repeated elements on the control points of paths instead of along them. For example on the corners of polygons like in the sample below. As you can see this feature also pairs well with the existing nodes to randomize or modify paths by moving their control points.
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A new update of Paragraphic has been released. This update adds new ways of transforming elements in groups relative to the group pivot point, either moving them towards/away from the pivot or rotating them around it. These new transforms can be used via the new Group Pivot relative transform node, or as an option in the Apply Function, Randomize etc. nodes.
Click below to find out more about the update and try it out for yourself at paragraphic.design!
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