Turn scattered references into a system that ships.

Graphic design projects rarely live in one file. References, fonts, screenshots, scans, photographs, colour studies, client selections, and delivery variants accumulate across folders and applications. PractiPix gives designers one visual workspace for finding, comparing, preparing, and packaging that material.

• Browse image, font, document, and reference assets visually
• Keep ratings, labels, edits, collections, and exports connected
• Prepare destination-specific files from one approved selection
• Use perpetual licensing rather than a mandatory monthly subscription

PractiPix can help designers browse and organize common desktop and web font references, including OTF, TTF, and WOFF files. A visual preview with custom sample copy makes it easier to judge character, rhythm, and hierarchy before opening a separate design application.

• Preview a typeface with project-specific words
• Tag fonts by style, mood, client, or intended use
• Search and filter a growing visual font library
• Copy or download the chosen source when needed

Visual previews reduce the gap between a filename and a design decision. Designers can compare related fonts, images, or reference directions side by side, then use ratings, colour labels, review states, and notes to record why a candidate moved forward.

• Use custom copy instead of a generic alphabet sample
• Compare closely related candidates in Survey Mode
• Mark selected, rejected, and unresolved directions
• Keep review notes attached to the source asset

OCR can turn visible text in screenshots, scans, photographed notes, moodboards, and supported PDF content into reusable, searchable copy. Batch processing is useful when a research folder contains many references that need to be indexed or handed to a writer.

• Recover copy without retyping a visual reference
• Process groups of supported files together
• Preserve the visual source beside the extracted text
• Support multilingual research where OCR recognition is available

PractiPix can preserve the physical project-folder structure while adding a flexible organizational layer. Ratings, colour labels, keywords, notes, saved searches, and virtual collections let one asset appear in several working views without creating duplicate source files.

• Keep client and project folders intact on disk
• Group references by campaign, concept, status, or destination
• Search by filename, keyword, rating, label, or metadata
• Build collections without copying the underlying file

Design references and supplied assets often need preparation before they enter a layout. PractiPix supports common operations such as crop, resize, rotate, straighten, tonal and colour adjustments, sharpening, and format conversion while keeping the source workflow non-destructive where supported.

• Prepare references for presentations and moodboards
• Normalize size and orientation across supplied assets
• Refine colour and tone before comparison
• Convert selected output to PNG, JPG, or WebP

Supported background removal provides a useful starting point for cutouts and composition assets. Brush and radial masks, overlays, and mask combinations can refine edges or local adjustments without permanently replacing the original image.

• Generate a first-pass cutout on supported images
• Add or subtract from masks with local controls
• Inspect edges with a mask overlay
• Keep the source image available for later revisions

Reusable batch actions can apply compatible naming, sizing, compression, format, sharpening, watermark, metadata, or supported editing operations to a selected group. This keeps recurring campaign and delivery rules consistent while individual exceptions remain visible.

• Rename files with repeatable project patterns
• Create web and presentation sizes together
• Convert compatible assets to the required format
• Preserve a full-quality source or archive master

Where supported and configured, AI-assisted analysis can suggest descriptive metadata, searchable tags, and short summaries for visual assets and GalleryOne collections. The suggestions remain a starting point for the designer to review rather than a replacement for creative judgement.

• Generate searchable suggestions for large reference folders
• Describe visual subject, style, colour, and composition
• Review and refine proposed metadata before relying on it
• Keep GalleryOne presentation connected to library assets

White balance, tone curves, per-channel RGB curves, the Colour Equalizer, reusable presets, LUT application, and supported ICC soft proofing help designers prepare supplied images and references more consistently before they enter a broader visual system.

• Correct inconsistent supplied photography
• Refine selected colour ranges without flattening the image
• Reuse compatible adjustments across an asset family
• Preview supported output conditions before delivery

Supported PractiPix mobile workflows can keep a project within reach away from the main workstation. Depending on platform and edition, designers and collaborators can review images, rate or tag candidates, make lightweight adjustments, and continue selected organizational tasks from a phone or tablet.

• Review visual options away from the desktop
• Rate, label, or tag supported project assets
• Keep selected decisions connected to the working library
• Check current platform and edition support before planning a workflow

Approved assets can be grouped into client, campaign, concept, revision, or destination collections without copying source files. Selections can then become organized folders, ZIP packages, PDF contact sheets, XMP sidecars, and supported secure links for review or handoff.

• Prepare contact sheets for visual review and approval
• Export organized folders or compressed packages
• Track revisions with ratings, labels, notes, and collections
• Use tracked or expiring delivery links where supported

PractiPix uses perpetual licensing rather than requiring a mandatory monthly payment. Designers can begin with Trial, expand production and export capacity with Pro, or use Premium for supported AI features, advanced masking, mobile workflows, and larger visual libraries.

• Trial includes core browsing, review, organization, and editing tools
• Pro expands batch operations, exports, and library capacity
• Premium adds supported AI capabilities and advanced workflow tools
• Feature availability can vary by operating system and edition