What is MacDraw Pro 1.0v1?

When you need to create professional-looking graphics fast, choose MacDraw Pro—the software that lets you visually showcase your most elaborate ideas. With MacDraw Pro, you can illustrate reports, design products, publish flyers and present proposals with flair. MacDraw Pro combines powerful illustration tools with an innovative, easy-to-use interface, so you can design, publish and present top-quality work—whether you’re new to the Macintosh or a seasoned pro. 

MacDraw Pro provides an outstanding new vehicle for developing powerful, flexible graphics. 

Built around the legendary MacDraw user interface, MacDraw Pro offers professionals a streamlined set of tools for fast, accessible creative power. Use this remarkable software for a variety of graphics tasks from developing presentations with graphic accents, to creating charts, layouts, illustrations, floor plans — and much more. 

A wide array of new and improved tools allow you to quickly generate sophisticated graphics. Create drawings in black and white or colour — MacDraw Pro lets you use the full colour capabilities of your Macintosh. Produce illustrations with precise shapes and smooth curves, then add highlights or add depth by choosing from a comprehensive palette of customisable gradient fills. 

Powerful text-handling capabilities like tabs or line and letter spacing control, combined with Claris XTND architecture, give you increased flexibility and control when integrating text and graphics. Incorporate scanned images, text or graphics from other software programmes directly into your drawings, then use MacDraw Pro’s powerful tools to edit and refine them to better suit your needs. 

MacDraw Pro. The one graphic solution no Macintosh owner should be without.

Claris Corporation. (1991). MacDraw Pro. Brochure.

Download MacDraw Pro 1.0v1 for Mac

Architecture

Motorola 68K

System Requirements

From Mac OS 6.0

Compatibility notes

Minimum Requirements

• Macintosh Plus
• 1 MB RAM
• Hard disk
• System 6.0.5

Emulating this? It could probably run under: Basilisk II