What is Graphics Mill 10?
Graphics Mill is the most robust imaging toolset available to .NET and ASP.NET. It allows users to easily add complicated image processing and raster functionality to .NET applications.
Raster and vector graphics
- Read vector data from PDF and SVG. And export to PDF, SVG, EPS.
- Accurately rasterize PDF files.
- Generate new vector PDF or add elements and/or pages to an existing PDF file.
- Pdf output X / 4.
Metadata
- EXIF
- IPTC e XMP
- Adobe features (including clipping path)
Colors
Convert your individual bitmaps or colors between different color spaces with their management.
- RGB, CMYK, grayscale, CIELab
- Color profiles
- Fine-tuning color management
- LittleCMS ou Adobe CMM
Drawing
- Rectangles, lines, curves, ellipses, and other graphs
- High-quality, precision output
- Clipping strokes
- Draw RGB, CMYK, or grayscale bitmaps
- Draw for a PDF/ SVG/EPS vector
- Import from PDF / SVG / PSD / IDML. Read an EPS preview image
- Edit graphics in a browser using our HTML5-based image editor
Text
- Simple strings, multiline text, artistic text
- Upload the source of a file
- Fontes TrueType, OpenType, Type 1
- Multiple font and paragraph settings
Composite images and models
Work not only with separate bitmaps, but also with composite images that consist of multiple elements.
- Import templates from Photoshop (PSD) and InDesign (IDML) files (images, text, shapes, smart objects are supported)
- RModify images and replace placeholders through an API
- Customize images in a browser using an HTML5-based image editor
- Export your work to high-resolution PDF or JPEG
System Requirements
Aurigma Graphics Mill 10 requires:
- .NET Framework 4.0 or higher
- Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package, which can be downloaded from the Microsoft website. For .NET 4.0, the packages are Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package 2017 (x86) and Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package 2017 (x64).
- Operating systems:
- Windows 7 or higher (32-bit and 64-bit versions)
- Windows Server 2008 R2 or higher (32-bit and 64-bit versions)