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Create logos, illustrations, graphics and more. Illustrator on the iPad works intuitively with your Apple Pencil so you can design on the go from anywhere, even offline - it’s never been easier to take your creativity to new places.

Design with precision, as naturally as you would with pen and paper. Create vector lines, shapes, type, gradients, and effects. Merge or cut graphics with quick, intuitive Pencil gestures to remove unwanted areas. Make your graphics pop with effects, and access over 18,000 fonts, 20+ color palettes, up-to-the-minute live streams from famous creatives, and guided tutorials.

Work on a project across Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and Fresco. Plus, your Illustrator work is automatically synced to the cloud, so you and your team can always access the latest version from your desktop or iPad.

This app is part of Adobe Creative Cloud. It’s free for Creative Cloud members who have a plan that includes Illustrator.

INTUITIVE AND PRECISE DRAWING WITH APPLE PENCIL
• Natural ways to draw — Make lines and curves using the Pen, Pencil, and Brush tools
• Art and Calligraphic Brushes — Create and apply brush strokes to add artistic elements to your artwork.
• Pinpoint editing — Create perfect graphics without quality loss with Smart Delete, Simplify Path, and more
• Point precision — Edit graphics down to the point, radius, or angle level

NEW WAYS TO MAKE STUNNING PATTERNS AND SHAPES
• Vectorize — Convert raster images or paper sketches into vector images.
• Radial, grid, and mirror repeat — Turn graphics into sophisticated patterns
• Polygon shape creation — Make objects out of circles, triangles, squares, and stars
• Transform as Shape — Transform paths and curves without manual manipulation of anchor points.
• Blend Tool — Smoothly blend one shape into another across a specified number of steps.

THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE TYPE TOOLKIT FOR IPAD
• 18,000+ fonts — Use one of the thousands of high-quality fonts included in the Adobe Fonts library
• Fonts of your own — Upload and design with any of your own licensed fonts and use them on both desktop and iPad
• Type on a path — Bend and flow text onto the surface of lines and shapes
• Outlined text — Turn text into an editable format that can be modified without limits
• Variable fonts — They’re infinitely customizable
• Color fonts — Explore gorgeous color variations and gradients that are built into the font

BRILLIANT COLORS AND GRADIENTS
• Point gradients — Drag and drop colors to create dynamic blends of diffused colors
• 20+ color books — Use industry-standard color swatches or incorporate your own

SEAMLESS MOVEMENT BETWEEN DEVICES AND APPS
• File syncing between Illustrator on the desktop and on the iPad — Projects are automatically synced and accessible across devices
• Photoshop import — Easily place a Photoshop image into your Illustrator design
• Standard file format export — Create, save, and open Illustrator (AI) files with no loss of quality, and export in the most common formats, including SVG, PDF, PNG, and PSD.

KEEPING TABS ON THE LATEST CREATIVE TRENDS
• Livestreaming — Watch and learn from top design-industry creatives daily, right within the app
• Trends to discover — Explore projects by other creatives


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Adobe Illustrator: Graphic Art App Comments & Reviews

Adobe Illustrator: Graphic Art Positive Reviews

Finally!!I’ve been so anxious for this to come out, but I also didn’t have high expectations. Most of the time, when computer softwares make an app, so many key features are missing; the apps feel clunky, and it’s always a pain to use and re-learn. I usually end up deleting the app and just sticking with the original. This is NOT the case here! It truly feels like an extension of AI, and working in it is like second nature. All the basics are there, and bouncing back and forth between my iPad and laptop is seamless. I LOVE that I don’t have to worry about saving or exporting, loading to a cloud, then converting my files. I’m literally drawing vector lines with my Apple Pencil from the get-go, already in the format I need. Game changer! No more having to trace and clean up later. Also, manipulating points with my pencil is sooo much easier than clicking with a mouse. Thank you guys for making such an incredible app, right out of the gate. Admittedly, I haven’t been in love with other iPad-version Adobe products, but this is truly amazing!!.Version: 1.0.2

This is great!Fresco is great too, but I love vector with points! The align and snap features work pretty well. More features would be nice, like object scale and rotate commands. I’d love to be able type in the angle I want to rotate an object too! Was skeptical how using just fingers would work but it does quite well, as I said the snaps are excellent. Using the curved points is a little tricky, but this is also challenging with a keyboard and mouse; however, I do find my self missing the nodes and handles more often than I’d like. One thing I do like better in fresco (besides that it’s free) is the free rotate on the art board not sure why its not a feature on this version of illustrator. I know that’s how it’s always worked, but seems like a missed opportunity on the mobile, iPad version..Version: 1.0.2

I converted to Illustrator because it came out on the iPadI’ve been a loyal Photoshop artist for over a decade, and never really liked the way Illustrator worked (vector, paths, shapes, etc.), and only now that it’s come out on the iPad do I feel I can fully have a more intuitive art experience instead of pulling pins and shapes and I really have converted now. I only leave out one star out as it still has many things that it has said to offer, but still does not have (live paint, sketch to vector). I never want to use Illustrator on a desktop, so I hope that they model updates more after something like Procreate instead of simply providing more features from the desktop version. For example, I would like something to make drawing in one or two-point perspective much easier and efficient, but from what I’ve read about the desktop version, no one even uses the perspective grid tools and most usually resort to methods that can’t be done on the iPad..Version: 1.3

Exciting, Promising (buggy) StartUpdate: bugs everywhere (removed one star). I’m still super excited about Adobe doing this and what it will (I’m hoping) become—but this product is riddled with bugs. Every product starts with a version 1.0 and this is a worthy first step toward a great product. It is buggy yes and random stuff occurs, but that’s not unexpected with a 1.0. Radial repeat is a game changer and I love that they put it on iPad first. You really need to give people a reason to use this and focus not only on duplicating desktop features (yes, necessary and much is still lacking), but also push the tools further than has ever been possible. This is what Adobe is doing with radial repeat and I love it. Also, the necessary screen real estate efficiency on iPad has potential to push the UI forward which could improve the desktop version also. The little menu that pops up under selections (perhaps stolen from the excellent Concepts) is one such advancement. I hope Adobe adds more keyboard support..Version: 1.3.2

Lots of missing featuresWhile I’m incredibly excited to finally have this on a tablet, I’m disappointed that what seem like basic and very relevant features do not exist. I use the pen tool and brush a lot on desktop, and do A LOT of line art. Not being able to o make or download custom brushes seems odd to me. Every time I draw a new stroke with the pencil, the line profile resets, and as far as I can tell there is no way to change this. The brush tool is really cool, but not having the option to use the brush tool for simple strokes also drives me a little crazy. I’ve only used it for about 30 hours or so, but it seems like every few hours I find myself thinking “Really? There is no function for this on the tablet? But it’s such a simple thing!” Things like saving swatch libraries, using custom brushes, expanding the appearance of strokes, etc…. I frequently find myself swapping back and forth to my Mac just to quickly do one function that isn’t available on the tablet. Tutorials and answers online are few and far between, and everything just seems to cover basic functionality. Hard to find answers to questions. Some of the functions I’m looking for may indeed be built in, and I just don’t know it because I can’t find any answers when I search online. Overall, happy with it. But really hope to see some simple expansions of features in the near future..Version: 2.0.1

Fairly ReviewedI’m giving this app 3 stars, but only because it continuously crashes on me. I can’t justify anything lower because I have been so pleased with its use and integration with desktop projects. Prior to the most recent update the stability was great and I thought “FINALLY! This is so amazing!” But now… it crashes within about 5 minutes of use and sometimes it saves and sometimes it doesn’t. This app would easily be 5 stars - EASILY (even with it missing some desktop functionality) but now I am constantly on edge that the work that I have done will be lost because the app force closes so often. Edit: updating to 4 stars - 1 additional for the response that they’ve given (hopefully 5 with the fixes!) looking forward to sending them errors and helping them update the app so there are less bugs! Great customer service!.Version: 2.0.1

Useful but a bit buggyI have Adobe Illustrator installed on both my laptop and iPad, and while both versions are simliar(exluding some features), the iPad app has some flaws. I suppose that's to be expected, given that it's running on an iPad though, so Im not too upset LOL. The main issue I have with it is that sometimes the bugs can interfere with drawing. There are times when the app might freeze, your vector might pixelate, your drawings might disappear for a moment, your layers won't show up. When this happens, you have to exit the app and then open it up again. Fortunately, Adobe saves your progress automatically, so you don't lose that much work. Overall, the app is quite handy, especially if you are on the go or dont have a tablet for your computer, and I intend to keep using it, but it does require a bit of patience LOL..Version: 3.0.4

Finally! Better than expected!After having used Illustrator all my professional life in design I was eagerly waiting for it to come to the iPad - just makes the iPad so much more a complete work tool for me. I tried all the other vector graphics programs on iPad but something was always missing or awkward in the operation. I am not using all of the bells and whistles of Illustrator, by far. I am fine with the tool set from the old Illustrator 8 or 9. This iOS version of Illustrator is just that. And it makes elegant and effective use of the touch interface and Apple Pencil. It is just the tool I had hoped it would be and didn't dare to think it would actually turn out to be. Illustrations and Graphic Design on iPad has just become possible for me..Version: 1.1

Wishing for more, but enjoying what I haveI finally started figuring the work flow between my desktop and iPad, and while Adobe CC leaves a bit to be desired (simultaneous editing between two devices for instance) it’s really nice to be able to make a document on my iPad, save to the CC, open it on the desktop, apply any brushes I need to, move it back and redraw or move points, and continue from there. At the moment the most useful part if making individual files with elements to use in a larger, more complex and complete desktop file, instead of working on that larger projection the iPad itself. I like: • The smoothness of the pencil with the vector tools • The simplicity in design for powerful effects and productive work flows • The addition of all the pathfinder options, repeating options, and access to your library I wish: • It could be used almost like a tablet connected to the desktop without the lag you get from other apps, for less back and forth on the CC • More access to the CC library for brushes, symbols, etc. But that’s a CC Library note more so, be great to have actual symbols and not images, or brushes instead of objects that hold those brushes • Pattern and art brush creation within the iPad app.Version: 2.0.1

Fine for some stuffIt’s nice to be able to draw on the go. It’s nice to be able to vectorize things on the go. However, it’s lacking some often-used tools and isn’t fully utilizing the iPad, pencil and Smart Keyboard technology. Adobe, please use this product and update it as you find the annoying UX issues. Go use Concepts for a week and directly copy how they handle pencil vs. touch vs. keyboard/trackpad inputs: they know what they’re doing! Also, please bring more actual design tools in - not just drawing but also more of the things Illustrator users actually use over and over and over again. Many peoples’ dreams are to get their projects to 90% on the iPad and finish it up on desktop, please please please invest in the UX and tooling to make this a reality. My iPad has the same chip as my MacBook, I should be able to do more on my iPad..Version: 3.0.7

Magic Keyboard IssueI love this app. It’s super handy. Although there are some things that I could really use on a regular basis that are not integrated yet for the iPad, most of the time I can find my way around it. The latest update though has completely messed with my ability to use my magic keyboard without completely restarting my iPad. It works intermittently. But then it completely stops, and not even closing and reopening the app makes it work again. This makes it super inconvenient. So Adobe, if you’re reading this. Please make the fix sooner rather than later before I throw my iPad across the room. Thanks!.Version: 2.0.2

Good but still buggyGreat app but I did find a bug when editing typed words. The keyboard locks into the original text when you make a duplicate. When you clear the text to add new text, the keyboard shows you are adding to the previous text and even gives an option to save new combined word to dictionary, even if that word does not show in the raster. When I attempt to delete the nonexistent text, it removes each letter one by one in the keyboard suggestions, until the last letter is removed, then repeats the word again indefinitely. The main issue I have with this bug is that my autocorrect is constantly broken because each thing I type is combined with the last word I typed, within the keyboard suggestions..Version: 3.0.2

No save now, no warning auto save stops for hours,crashLike I said above, there’s no save now button, you have to leave your document in order to save it. It’s happened to me with this app as well as other Adobe apps, the app will stop auto saving for hours, not tell me, then eventually doesn’t save upon exiting or crashes in general, deleting hours of work with no warning. It’s consistently messed up my deadlines, and I wouldn’t advise using Adobes iPad apps for professional work / commissions or anything you care about too much about.Version: 2.1

Good aside from being a little buggy.The tools that I’ve learned thus far work quite well once I got familiar. The tutorials are good, but could be more detailed and have the ability to adjust playback speed. Beyond the basic, I’ve resulted to just playing around with each tool to see how they work. I have noticed some lagging here and there and need to close the project or app to resume working. Most important, I was very frustrated to lose over an hour of work when my project didn’t save properly. I can’t Imagine what its like building an app like this, so I’m trying to have patience and hope Adobe will continue to improve the overall stability of the app..Version: 2.0.3

As a long-time user of Illustrator, I’d like this to be higher.As the title says I am a long-time user of Illustrator. It is and has been my go to program for creating anything from original vector art to doing assignments that include page layout and magazine cover design. I was elated to find out that an app had been developed to be used on the iPad platform, however much to my dismay as I had been in the middle of doing a project, it froze up. All I was trying to do was replace fonts that did not translate over from the fonts stored on my computer. Perhaps it’s a small glitch and a simple note to your attention Will provide a resolution. If you can address this, especially if other users are experiencing the very same thing, I would be happy to rate higher..Version: 1.1

Actually pretty decent so farConsidering the roll out of the last two, fresco and photoshop ... this was released with more features including the basics..I say that because the other two lacked simple tools (smudge, rulers, etc. ) until just recently(over a year later). Ai seems faster also, it’s not the full spectrum of the Ai you get on pc, and it shouldn’t be so don’t expect it. This is meant for on the go , quick work. Do I wanna pay monthly for it...... I dunno. Only because I feel like I’m paying monthly for Adobe to roll out basic features over a course of time in which really, those should Already have been available in the app all together. But if you did that... I guess you wouldn’t have much a reason to charge....Version: 1.0.2

GlitchingLook this is so exciting that it’s finally on tab but..... ITS SO GLITCHY hey I know that this just came out but I have to point some out here they are: #1 when you you the eye dropper tool it doesn’t get the right color! It’s really frustrating!!!! #2 the eraser is a pen sometimes the eraser star writing in black even when I set it to white!!!!!! #3 the layers don’t work I don’t know how to explain what happens but... it just doesn’t work sorry. #4 ok I was making a cover for my comic book thing and I had to draw on the background and the cat on it was an imported pic and I wrote on the layer BEHIND the cat and not even where the cat was it was of to a corner but IT ENTIRELY ERASED THE CAT not any of the text though and I looked in layers.... AND THE CAT WAS HIGHER THAN THE LITTLE LINE!!!!!!!! That’s all the glitches I can think of but there are a lot more. The only reason I gave this 3 stars instead of 1 star is because I think this is a great app for just coming out. Sincerely A comic boor writer. Ps did you release this because of a deadline like sonic 06? Not like it’s actually bad like sonic 06 but I mean with the glitches just curious!.Version: 1.0.3

What are folks talking about?There are some reviews here that seem to have had problems with the Adobe Creative Suite. My experience is the complete opposite. I use a 12” iPad Pro for my professional and personal work and have had zero issues. The developers are attentive and always working to add new features to get them running in a similar way to how they function on desktop machines. No complaints here and happy to have a bundle on a portable device and ditch the desktop. In the utopia Lightroom would be included in the bundle. ;).Version: 3.0.6

Eh. Needs lots of work.Love Ai on the computer— but this app, I love far less. I know it’s pared down, but aside from it lacking some tools I find necessary (variable width strokes for one), it still has some functionality issues to work out. I frequently need to force quit the app because it still displays deleted layers and starts acting weird when I try to edit clipping masks etc. The blob brush is SO SLOW and doesn’t feel super responsive to pen pressure. It’s very hard to control. Another huge complaint is how non intuitive the menus are. It took me like 20 minutes just to figure out how to copy/paste something. Procreate is so easy to navigate if you’ve never touched the software before. This- not so much. If it’s not copy righted, consider sampling some of the functionality from them. Basic things like sliding left on a layer name would bring up a menu that includes things like make mask, duplicate etc. Im on a first gen iPad Pro and it’s still struggling to function properly. Keep trying Adobe. Hoping you get this right eventually..Version: 1.3.2

Much Better Than Expected!Coming from an experienced, long-time user of adobe products, I was quite impressed with this app! Hoping to see more features such as image trace, etc. be added later, but all the main buttons are there. So much easier to use this instead of mirroring my ipad with my MacBook - no lag and the pencil response is more precise. What’s even better is the app works with the new magic keyboard and track pad! Now I can leave my MacBook at home and just carry the iPad to work on some of my tasks..Version: 1.0.2

Completely dysfunctional. Crashes and Won’t Save.For the two months that I have been using illustrator for a school assignment, I have had to open the app at least 5 times before I can see the file without crashing. I have gotten every update and tried multiple online fixes. If I am lucky enough to be able to see my file,I need to save it after I make a single edit because I keep getting an error won’t save message. I have wasted hours of time hoping adobe will work and save just one stroke. Please fix the crashing and saving issues..Version: 3.0.6

Solid startIf I wasn’t a user of Procreate I would have given this four stars. I wish Illustrator for iPad had certain UX functions like Procreate’s that really takes the iPad user into consideration such as I’d like to rotate the canvas with my fingers , instead of rotating the iPad itself , as I must with illustrator. Another example is brush size, with illustrator app I must tap once and then swipe up to increase size, where as I intuitively want to merely swipe up or down and have the brush size change. Small complaints and I’m sure I’ll get used to these particularities, and definitely happy I don’t have to fumble around in adobe draw. Looking forward to app updates that make the experience more intuitive..Version: 1.0.3

User FriendlyI like this version of illustrator as opposed to the desktop version for 2 reasons: 1. The desktop version can be overwhelming sometimes with all the different buttons and abilities so its easy to get lost in the sauce. This version is more straightforward and very easy to use especially with the Apple Pencil. 2. It’s pretty beginner friendly for the most part because of it being so straightforward. I use this to make fashion CADs and it only took me one tutorial to get comfortable with this app. It’s a yes from me dawg..Version: 3.0.6

Unresponsive commands and closing appI downloaded illustrator not so long ago and been playing around with it in order to refresh and get a feel of how some commands work. I’ve watched couple tutorials and I also go to the section where the commands are to try them out but some just don’t work. For instance I can try a command and it works perfectly fine, five minutes later I try the same command and it doesn’t work at all. I also been having issues with the app closing randomly and it is very frustrating. I do have the iPad Pro and it has a very decent amount of gigs so I just don’t quite understand what’s going on..Version: 1.3

AI tutorialsSlow down, and talk to me. Show me and tell me. Please show me examples of each tool in use. Follow a project from a blank sheet to completion. A graphic design project and an artists drawing project. They are completely different and I am in the second category but I can already see the value. Use every tool multiple ways. More experienced users can skip over the basics. Not everyone comes in with previous experience with the adobe world and tools, or is in a class focusing on learning and using AI. I can tell this could be fantastic for me, but it will take longer than the one week trial to even touch on all the tools. Thanks, Jill E.Version: 1.0.2

Having some issuesFor the most part, the app works great. However, some things are bothering me. Recently, when I try to open a file, the app crashes without any given reason. Other files are fine, but this one in particular causes a crash every time. Also, my files do NOT “seamlessly transfer from one app to another”. Every time I move from illustrator to photoshop, I get an error saying some things cannot be transferred over and the file basically becomes useless. With more of the desktop features were available as well, but guess it can’t be exactly as powerful as the pc version..Version: 1.3

Great but …Love giving it a try to this classic app. Love the tooling, the overall experience and how fast you can do things. The but is based on some bugs that are still quite annoying and that can make things very complicated, specially with layers. Most of the times the layers won’t get selected properly after creating objects or will freeze. Also it will be nice that every time you clone a board it will create new layers for the new elements.Version: 3.0.6

Ram on ipad 6My 2 go ram make it difficult.Version: 3.0.3

업그레이드가 안된건지???아트브러시 개인 맞춤화가 되지 않아요. 새로운 아트브러시를 등록하고 싶은데 기능이 안되네요..Version: 3.0.1

Paradox of AdobeAmazing software but Adobe’s need to control can paralyze the user at the most inconvenient of times. Offline usage?internet issues on users end force app to lock up. In the middle of a tight deadline? Drats..Version: 3.0.2

Amazing app for drawing and designThis is easy to use, can be easily access by your other devices and contains so many tools to make my drawings the best it could be..Version: 3.0.1

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