App directory

ArtCraft apps: choose an editor for your task

Find the right ArtCraft app for images, video, PDFs, design, audio, documents and more, then plan a practical first test.

Start with your task

Find an app and a first check.

Choose the work and the next handoff. This matches a workflow; it does not certify file compatibility.

PhotoCraft

Learn a small layered-image task with a downloadable PhotoCraft sample, then use the checklist to test your own project.

Inspect text, masks and adjustments individually before working on the full document.

Choose by the work you need to finish

The publisher’s directory covers creative and productivity apps. Start with the deliverable: editing a photograph, laying out a brochure and preparing a PDF are different jobs. The table records the publisher’s stated purpose, checked on 4 November 2026, and gives a small trial to run before committing a project.

The ArtCraft app suite is independent of Adobe. Development status, installers and supported platforms can change, so check the publisher directory and the release for your device before starting.

Sources: ArtCraft publisher app directory

Creative and productivity apps at a glance

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AppPublisher-described purposeExample jobA useful first check
PhotoCraftLayered image editingPhoto compositePSD layers, masks and editable text
VectorCraftVector illustrationLogo or illustrationPaths, fonts and SVG/PDF appearance
FilmCraftVideo editingShort cut with dialogueMedia relinking, frame rate and audio sync
LightCraftRaw photo library and developmentDevelop a camera shootCamera support, metadata and export
PdfCraftPDF workbenchOrganize or split a PDFPage order, annotations and recipient rendering
EffectCraftMotion graphics and visual effectsAnimation or compositeEffects, timing and rendered output
DesignCraftPage layout and publishingBrochure layoutFonts, links, page size and print PDF
FigCraftInterface design and prototypingInterface mockupFonts, components and handoff format
WordCraftWord processingText documentLayout, comments and recipient editing
SoundCraftAudio recording and editingMultitrack recordingSample rate, plug-ins and delivered mix
DeckCraftPresentationsMeeting slide deckFonts, transitions and playback
CADCraftComputer-aided designA small drawingUnits, geometry and exchange format
GridCraftSpreadsheetsCalculation or tableFormulas, formatting and exported values
TextureCraft3D texture paintingPaint a model textureUV layout, channels and texture export
MaterialCraftProcedural materialsBuild a reusable surfaceNode output, tiling and exported texture maps
Craft AnythingSoftware exploration and creationExplore or recreate a small toolInspect the output and test the actual task

Sources: ArtCraft publisher app directory

Pick a route for a multi-step project

For a brochure, image editing, page layout and PDF delivery are separate stages. Keep the original image and editable layout alongside the final PDF; check fonts and linked assets before handing it over.

For a video, keep source clips and audio together, record the sequence settings and play the final export from beginning to end. A finished movie is a viewing deliverable, not proof that another editor can reopen its timeline.

For a photography job, use a few representative raw files first. Confirm camera recognition, colour, metadata and exports before considering a library migration. These are proposed trial procedures, not results of an independent app test.

Check the release before relying on it

  1. Open the publisher directory and choose the app whose purpose matches the task.
  2. Read its current development status, platform and release notes. Use the official app page or publisher-linked GitHub repository for downloads.
  3. Create a copy of one representative project and list required fonts, linked files, effects and the final delivery format.
  4. Make one real edit, save, reopen and inspect the exported result in the recipient’s software. Record the app version and any blocking mismatch.
  5. Keep your established workflow for parts that do not pass; test again when the relevant release changes.

Read the detailed guides

The detailed guides cover layered images, vectors, video and raw photography. The other entries above are a directory and trial starting point; they are not reviews or claims of complete compatibility.