7 Useful Paint.NET Plug-ins for Web and UX Designers — February 16, 2009
Paint.NET (paint-dot-net, or PDN) is probably the best freeware out there for quick and easy pixel manipulation for Windows. Although it doesn’t boast Photoshop or GIMP like features, simplicity and super-fast startup time makes it a modest substitute for a fully blown graphic application. The PDN plug-in repository makes it even more interesting with a whole array of great plug-ins. This post is about ten interesting plug-ins I stumble upon while exploring the plug-in repository (Forum) that may be potentially useful web designers and UX designers alike.
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