ArcBrush

ArcBrush editing a texture through a node graph ArcBrush is a native C++ node-based image editor for Windows, macOS and Linux, built around reusable, non-destructive processing graphs. Its 97 nodes cover image input, colour and palette operations, transforms, filters, compositing and export–effectively turning the sort of repeatable processing chain that usually ends up as an ImageMagick invocation into something visual and interactive. The graph stays live as parameters and source files change, and the same pipeline can fan out across entire folders, colour variants and output sizes. There are dedicated tools for sprite-sheet slicing and assembly, filename templates, watched files and multi-format export, which makes it particularly interesting for game assets and other workflows where the same source material has to be rendered several different ways. The free edition covers the complete 8-bit editor for personal and non-commercial use. ArcBrush Pro is a $49 perpetual licence that…