JFPainter is still in development. When the first version is out, you will find it here, for each platform below.
No downloads yet: every platform is coming soon.
Coming soon
The setup installs JFPainter for your user account, without administrator rights, and lets you pick its look: WinUI, Classic, macOS or KDE. It adds a start menu entry, a desktop shortcut if you want one, "Open with" for image files and an uninstaller.
Coming soon
A .deb for Debian and Ubuntu that asks which look you want, with KDE preselected, an .rpm for Fedora, an AppImage that runs without installing, and a Flatpak.
Coming soon
JFPainter runs in a browser tab as WebAssembly, with nothing to install. The built-in tools, effects and formats are all there; plugins and printing need the desktop app.
Coming soon · experimental
For now the desktop interface on a phone. Painting, files through the system's picker, undo and two-finger zoom work. In portrait the title bar is cut off, some dialogs are taller than the screen, and the app waits while a picture opens or an effect runs.
Planned
A native version follows once JFLib runs natively on Apple's systems. Until then, the browser version is the way to use JFPainter there.
JFLib's packager makes every format on this page and signs them: Authenticode for the Windows setup, the program and the MSIX, GPG for the AppImage and for the apt and Flatpak repositories. It can also publish a signed update channel.
Which of these JFPainter uses for updates is decided with its first release.
JFPainter is part of the public JFLib repository, still under its working name PaintCraft. With Python 3, Rust and LLVM you can build it for Windows, Linux, the browser or Android, for example with python build_rs.py app PaintCraft --target win.
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