what editing apps/sites do designers use for board graphics?

[slimvanilla]

just curious bc i'd like to fool around/practice with some design stuff

[Jewel Runner]

I don't think there's a specific design tool for board graphics. They just use whatever program they work with and make a template

In your case just use GIMP or photoshop or whatever make a rounded shape (the deck per say) and throw what you want in there.

This could be completely wrong but someone with design knowledge will come and correct me

[Porkchop Sandwiches]

Illustrator would probably be your best bet. GIMP will be closer to photoshop and would be a good start. For anything that will actually be printed, Illustrator will be better as it won't have pixelation.

[Roberthunter]

Adobe Photoshop: A popular photo editing software with advanced features for creating and manipulating graphics.
Adobe Illustrator: A vector-based design software that allows designers to create scalable graphics with precision.
Canva: An online graphic design platform with pre-made templates and easy-to-use tools for creating graphics.
Sketch: A digital design tool that enables designers to create user interfaces, icons, and other graphics.
These are the editing apps. UPSers

[thanksgiving]

I don't think there's a specific design tool for board graphics. They just use whatever program they work with and make a template

In your case just use GIMP or photoshop or whatever make a rounded shape (the deck per say) and throw what you want in there.

This could be completely wrong but someone with design knowledge will come and correct me

i believe graphics are designed as a square usually. make a 9x33 template in ps and get workin

[fs1/2cab]

If you can't get your hands on Illustrator, try InkScape. It is free and very similar.

[metchup]

Canva is what people at my work use for a quick presentation or file, not for illustration but for layout design