List of desktop publishing software
The following is a list of major desktop publishing software. A wide range of related software tools exist in this field, including many plug-ins and tools related to the applications listed below.
Several software directories provide more comprehensive listings of desktop publishing software, including VersionTracker and Tucows.
Free software
This section lists free software which does desktop publishing. All of these are required to be open-source. While not required, the software listed in this section is available free of charge. (In principle, in rare cases, free software is sold without being distributed over the Internet.)
Proprietary
Desktop Publishing Software for Windows
- XEditpro Automated Publishing Tool - DiacriTech, 1997
- Adobe InDesign
- Adobe PageMaker, discontinued in 2004
- Affinity Publisher
- CatBase
- Calamus
- Corel Draw
- Corel Ventura, previously Ventura Publisher, originally developed by Xerox, now owned by Corel
- FrameMaker, now owned by Adobe
- InPage - DTP which works with English + Urdu, Arabic, Persian, Pashto etc.
- MadCap Flare
- Microsoft Publisher
- PageStream, formerly known as Publishing Partner
- Prince XML, by YesLogic
- QuarkXPress
- Ready, Set, Go! (software)
- Scenari, open source single-source publishing tool with support for chain publication
- Scribus, open source tool
- Xara Designer Pro X
- Xara Page & Layout Designer
Desktop Publishing Software for Mac
- Adobe InDesign
- Adobe PageMaker, discontinued in 2004
- Affinity Publisher
- CatBase
- iCalamus
- iStudio Publisher - Desktop publishing and page layout software for Mac OS X
- Pages, by Apple, Inc.
- QuarkXPress
- Ready,Set,Go!
- Scribus – page layout
- Print Shop, originally produced by Broderbund
Online Desktop Publishing Software
- Canva
- Fatpaint
- Lucidpress - Desktop publishing and page layout software that is web-based and collaborative.
- piktochart
- Infogram
Retired
- AppleWorks for Mac and Windows
- Calamus - for Atari TOS-based computers
- geoPublish - for the Commodore 64
- Timeworks Publisher
- Impression and Impression Publisher - for the Acorn Archimedes
- Corel Ventura
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