Compare Adobe InDesign and Scribus 
- Users report that Adobe InDesign excels in its layout editor, scoring 9.1, which reviewers mention allows for precise control over design elements, making it a favorite among professional designers.
- Reviewers mention that Scribus offers a wider range of publishing formats, scoring 9.3, which users say is beneficial for those needing flexibility in output options for various media.
- G2 users highlight that Adobe InDesign's asset library feature, rated at 8.1, provides seamless integration with Adobe Creative Cloud, enhancing workflow efficiency, while Scribus's asset management is noted as less intuitive.
- Users on G2 report that Adobe InDesign's templates, rated at 8.3, are more diverse and professionally designed compared to Scribus, which some users feel lacks variety in template options.
- Reviewers mention that while both products have a good quality of support, Adobe InDesign's support quality is rated higher at 8.2, with users saying they appreciate the extensive resources and community forums available.
- Users say that Adobe InDesign's mobile access feature, rated at 5.8, is limited compared to Scribus, which does not have a dedicated mobile app, making InDesign less accessible for on-the-go editing.
InDesign is very type minded. Every typographical setting/option you can think of in terms of editorial design is available to you. For editorial layouts, brochures, and other printed material that requires a large amount of copy, InDesign is the tool of...
I dislike how sometimes Adobe InDesign freezes in the middle of working on a project. I've had this happen to me a couple of times, and I had to force the program to shut down since it wouldn't budge. Luckily, it saved my work when I re-opened Adobe InDesign.
I love the Free Software idea! I mean, you can have the entire experience of an book-magazine editor, at a professional level for free. The UI design is very nice and it's not heavy. Doesn't occupy much space on your hard drive and doesnt recquire many RAM....
It has a bit of a learning curve and it's not as user friendly and intuitive as InDesign.
InDesign is very type minded. Every typographical setting/option you can think of in terms of editorial design is available to you. For editorial layouts, brochures, and other printed material that requires a large amount of copy, InDesign is the tool of...
I love the Free Software idea! I mean, you can have the entire experience of an book-magazine editor, at a professional level for free. The UI design is very nice and it's not heavy. Doesn't occupy much space on your hard drive and doesnt recquire many RAM....
I dislike how sometimes Adobe InDesign freezes in the middle of working on a project. I've had this happen to me a couple of times, and I had to force the program to shut down since it wouldn't budge. Luckily, it saved my work when I re-opened Adobe InDesign.
It has a bit of a learning curve and it's not as user friendly and intuitive as InDesign.
