Imaging and Graphics Software

Imaging and graphics software is used to create, analyze and edit digital images.

Drawing software aids in creating illustrations using vectors and/or rasters in two or three dimensions; illustrations are often represented as charts, diagrams, graphs, and images.
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Graphics software is used to produce video graphics and to edit and convert graphic files of different formats. These types of software include raster graphics, vector graphics, raster to vector conversion (R2V), and others.
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Graphing and visualization software visually present abstract scientific data. The programs take numerical data and create (render) images for analysis.
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Image analysis software is used to enhance, identify or quantify features in an image by breaking down or applying digital image filters.
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Media and presentation software include tools and applications for the creation of multimedia presentations for broadcast or advertising and marketing use. It often uses media such as CDs and DVDs.
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Optical character recognition (OCR) software translates images of handwritten or typewritten text into machine-editable text, which can then be opened and used with desktop publishing software, word processing, and other text editors.
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Scanning software is used with optical and document scanners or with other imaging equipment to digitize, create, edit and evaluate images.
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Video and audio software is used to process audio and video signals. Applications can include motion analysis, security, ID systems, etc.
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