JDraw
JDraw is a pixel-oriented image editor designed especially for small to medium-sized pictures used to decorate Web pages. It is entirely written in Java, easy to use, and saves (animated) GIFs, JPEGs, ICOs, and PNGs.
| Licenses | GPL |
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Recent releases
- 03 May 2006 07:09
Changes: A "Last files..." item was added to the "File" menu for reopening image files. The directories most recently used for opening and saving are now remembered between sessions. The window size and location are remembered between sessions. Plastic3DLookAndFeel is the default, if it is available. However, the command line option -lf takes precedence. Unsaved changes are indicated by an asterisk (*) in JDraw's window title. A "Lose changes?" dialog was added. Global/local palette bugs were fixed. A transparent color bug was fixed in GIFReader.
- 15 Dec 2005 14:51
Changes: Images can now be saved as JPEGs. The output quality is configurable. A bug with transparent colours in 32-bit icons has been fixed. WebStart links on the project's homepage should finally work.
- 11 Nov 2004 19:05
Changes: True colour icons with alpha channel (32 bit) are now supported. The Font Dialog is no longer modal, so that users can change the foreground and background colours while choosing a font. Users can now configure which look and feel is used.
- 21 May 2004 11:17
Changes: This release can be started with a file argument to open a picture at startup. JDraw now supports Java Web Start and can be launched from the project's homepage at SourceForge. Some minor bugs were fixed.
- 15 Jan 2004 14:35
Changes: The outline of text can now be drawn. A nasty bug was fixed that made the colour reduction and compress functions crash occasionally. Antialiasing can be toggled again when drawing lines. The filebrowser's preview in the JDK 1.4 version is updated correctly now.
