PageMeUp For Mac

PageMeUp is a straightforward OS X application created to help you design websites, magazines, flyers, business cards using drag and drop and a comprehensive set of tools.

PageMeUp features a typical user interface for applications of this sort, with a main top located toolbar that enables you to zoom in and out, to add image-boxes and text-boxes, print, export, as well as change the font and colors.

From the left part of PageMeUp’s window you can select the margin spaces, add or detract columns and rows, select the mask for the loaded pictures, adjust parameters of image boxes, change the opacity of certain elements, scale  images, add links, and many more features that help you work with images and website material.

Getting started with PageMeUp is quite simple since it allows you to import images from your hard drive by drag and dropping them on the design you're currently editing.

Once the picture is loaded, you can take advantage of PageMeUp’s rich toolset that helps you accomplish a wide array of tasks, from extensively modifying the picture to publishing documents using the PDF, PNG,TIF, JPG or HTML file formats.

For a better way of structuring your website, PageMeUp enables you to work with folders and HTML pages, as well to add links to any image in your design to an external webpage.

PageMeUp helps you add keywords, descriptions, and custom headers to your website, as well as use HTML code snippets to include tables and Java scripts within your project.

Taking all of the above into account, PageMeUp is a handy design application that provides you with all the tools needed for building websites, creating magazine covers, flyers, and business cards within a somewhat complicated and, at times, challenging editing environment.