GoArt For Mac

GoArt is a photo processor that offers you the possibility to create artistic effects with a simple mouse click, without having to deal with any configurations or complicated setups.

The GoArt app comes with a collection of presets inspired by different painting style, and the only adjustment tool refers to the filter’s intensity.

Worth mentioning is that GoArt does not integrate batch processing capabilities, which means that you have to load and work with a single picture at a time. Unfortunately, this translates into many repetitive actions, especially when dealing with large collections.

GoArt will automatically switch to the editing window where you get to preview the original and then select the art effect you want to apply. Note that you can work only with the filters that come predefined within the app, and you can only adjust their intensity.

Within the GoArt editor, you can always go back to the original image, either by making the appropriate selection in the filters panel or by long pressing on the picture preview. However, you don’t have the option to see the images side by side.

The GoArt filters come with rather self-explanatory names (Impressionism, Early autumn, Pop-art, Comic etch, Sponge Dabbed, Expressionism, Picasso, Structuralism, Cubism, Surrealism, Van Gogh, and so on) but the app also provides preview thumbnails in each case.

Worth mentioning is that you can try the GoArt capabilities and filters via the companion web application, but keep in mind that not all the filters available in the web app are also included in the desktop client.

GoArt is a photo processing tool that sports 25 artistic image effects that you get to apply to your files almost instantly. The app enables you to preview the output on the spot, and you get to export the result as JPG image files.

On the other hand, GoArt does not allow you load multiple images at the same time, the full-screen mode just hides the rest of the screen instead of expanding the workspace, and the output format is limited to JPG.