WebsitePainter 4+

Such as: No retina support. No svg support. Hyperlink ordering is not intuitive. Changes to the image directory sometimes require a restart to access. No apparent opacity adjustment. Fewer than desired number of alterable preferences (example: default font size).

Some notable strengths: Pixel per pixel nudge with arrow keys. Subcontainer tool. All system fonts accessible. Good preview function. Detailed adjustment of tool attributes. HTML knowledge unnecessary. Output bitmap quality is superb.

Two tips, in case you find yourself working with this program. 1) How to outwit the intra-document hyperlinks: if not working as expected, try creating a cluster of anchors and targeting the median one. 2) Wrestling with copy/paste: understand that the container is copied exactly, including position, meaning that the destination position must exist numerically.

Is it worth the price? Still undecided on that one.

As I am a retired electronic publisher volunteering my services for a nonprofit library group, this program does all that is needed at a great price. Also, it is easy for me to teach non-technical people to design and upload their website. It also, kudos to the developer, comes in Mac or PC flavors. Keep up the good work!

Straight forward and easy to use from install to the uploading of the finished file. I have no plans to use anything else.

When uploading, it is best not to consider using a second program like Fetch. Websitepainter will do it easily. Though I am sure Fetch does the job for other files, it didn't do the job with this format.