LibreOffice - Draw
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Draw lets you produce anything from a quick sketch to a complex plan, and gives you the means to communicate with graphics and diagrams. With a maximum page size of 300cm by 300cm, Draw is a an excellent package for producing technical drawings, general posters, and much else.
License model
- Free • Open Source
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- BSD
- PortableApps.com
- Flathub
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Recent News
- Maoholguin published news article about LibreOfficeLibreOffice 25.2 launches with ODF 1.4 support, UI overhaul, and enhanced privacy controls
LibreOffice 25.2 has been launched with significant updates including full support for OpenDocument...
- POX published news article about LibreOfficeLibreOffice 24.8: Major update adds ARM support, privacy enhancements, and UI improvements
LibreOffice has just launched version 24.8, introducing a host of new features and key improvements...
- POX published news article about LibreOfficeLibreOffice 24.2 Community launches with AutoRecovery, NotebookBar enhancements and more
LibreOffice, the widely used free and open-source office suite, has recently launched its 24.2 'Com...
Recent activities
- POX added LibreOffice - Draw as alternative to quiver diagram editor
- shorter liked LibreOffice - Draw
- LLCIO added LibreOffice - Draw as alternative to Xyris
- AhuracMusic added LibreOffice - Draw as alternative to D2
- draft1ai0 added LibreOffice - Draw as alternative to draft1.ai
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Comments and Reviews
Cross-platform, multi-language, free and open source. What I like the most, is the ability of editing some PDF files (not all - some issues applies). Is fast and intuitive, the tools are pretty much the same compared to the rest of LibreOffice Suit applications (writer, calc, impress, etc) or very easy to understand. Another interesting tool is magnetic connectors with help when you're creating flowcharts.
Not many people know that it is also good as a simple PDF editor. And it is a free/libre software.
This piece of software came in handy when I needed to convert an SVG file to raster ones like JPEGs, GIFs and PNGs. There must be many other ways to do the job, but for those of us, including myself, who are not very familiar with handling various types of image files, LibreOffice Draw may be one of the easiest.
I added LibreOffice Draw as an alternative to non-free software to create comics even though it's not a dedicated product to do so, because it includes tools to create speech/though bubbles very easy as well as frames and most basic comic-creation elements.