PDFMarkz, IDMarkz, QXPMarkz, OmniMarkz, & FlightCheck for macOS now with file conversion and preflight support for Adobe InDesign 2025
Markzware, Inc., producer of data conversion and quality control software for the printing and publishing industries, announces the release of its updated product line that is now fully compatible with Adobe InDesign 2025 for macOS. The US company with an EMEA base in The Netherlands and resellers in the UK, has upgraded a range of products supporting major graphic software layout applications for printers, publishers, graphic arts, and creative professionals.
PDFMarkz for PDF conversion and preview application and IDMarkz that allows InDesign previews without having to save files, have been upgraded to support the latest InDesign 2025 files. All QXPMarkz 2024 users, both perpetual and subscription, will receive a free update with a new script/plugin for InDesign 2025. The OmniMarkz 2025 conversion tool, a combination of QXPMarkz SE, IDMarkz SE, and PDFMarkz SE, now offers improved support for InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop 2025, as well as Microsoft Publisher files. Additionally, it now handles footnotes and endnotes in QuarkXPress.
FlightCheck 2025 version also introduces 2 new Ground Control checks for Adobe Creative Cloud, flagging images that use Generative AI within the Images section and images that do not use the Adobe Photoshop Content Credentials feature. These enhancements improve the ability to ensure quality control in your design projects.
Patrick Marchese, President and CEO of Markzware, says, “We are excited to announce support for InDesign 2025 across the Markzware product line. This update will be included within the MarkzPortal, our upcoming cloud-based SaaS solution that will empower designers to democratize their content creation and ensure print-ready files.”
MarkzPortal also announces the forthcoming launch of MarkzPortal, a cloud-based SaaS platform that will enable designers to convert Adobe InDesign, PDF, and QuarkXPress to print-ready files.
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