Adobe InDesign 2022 v17.3 macOS - Farid - 06-10-2022
Adobe InDesign 2022 v17.3 macOS
File Size 946 MB
Quote:The next page in layout design. The industry-leading page design and layout app lets you create, preflight, and publish beautiful documents for print and digital media. InDesign has everything you need to make posters, books, digital magazines, eBooks, interactive PDFs, and more. Standout layouts.
Make an impression in print.
Design everything from stationery, flyers, and posters to brochures, annual reports, magazines, and books. With professional layout and typesetting tools, you can create multicolumn pages that feature stylish typography and rich graphics, images, and tables.
Digital publications. Dazzling interactions.
Create digital magazines, eBooks, and interactive online documents that draw people in with audio, video, slideshows, and animations. InDesign makes it easy to manage your design elements and quickly deliver immersive experiences in any format.
Keep your team on the same page.
Design faster and smarter with tools built for collaboration. Make changes quickly with Paragraph, Character, or Object Styles. Share feedback and edits from PDFs. InDesign integrates with Creative Cloud and Adobe Experience Manager, so you can share content, fonts, and graphics across all your projects.
See what new can do.
InDesign is always getting better, with new features rolling out regularly. And with your Creative Cloud membership, you get them as soon as we release them. Here are some of the latest updates.
Peak performance
Our latest upgrades include faster launch times and performance improvements.
Adobe Experience Manager integration
Keep your content up to date and share assets across all your projects using Adobe Experience Manager.
SVG import
Import SVG files into your InDesign projects to create interactive graphics and animations.
Variable fonts
Design with variable fonts - customizable typefaces that compact multiple fonts into a single file.
Supported Operation Systems
• macOS v10.15 (Catalina) or later
• Intel or Apple silicon
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