Finding and opening Adobe draw files in Illustrator CC

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March 7, 2017
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Hello, I am an artist that is new to using creative cloud and Adobe draw and I am having a difficult time learning how use the two in sync with each other. I have Adobe draw on my new iPad Pro and I am a creative cloud subscriber with Illustrator CC installed on my MacBook Pro laptop. My intention is to hand draw vector graphics on my iPad with my stylus pen and be able to further edit the vector artwork in Illustrator CC, but I cannot figure out how to access and open the Adobe draw, vector file in Illustrator on my laptop. When I am in my Adobe draw file I tap the save icon and my options are "open in" and "send to". When I tap "open in illustrator CC" it says "sent!" But I have no idea where it goes to. When I tap "send to" it only gives me the option to send it as a PSD or PDF file. Long question short, how exactly do I create a vector drawing on my iPad using Adobe Draw, Adobe Sketch, Procreate, etc. and be able to open/edit that vector file in Adobe illustrator CC? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!!

-Tyler

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Correct answer Jacob Bugge

Tyler,

It should work in the following way.

Start by closing your Draw project, then reopen and send to Illustrator Desktop APP and take it from there.

First described by machuretillustrator in post #2 here:

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2235669

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CovenantCA

Participant

I also do not see the option to open mobile creations, and none of the fixes or workaround have resolved the issue.

However...

View your Files on the web using the CC Desktop app.

Turns out, your files are ALWAYS available from here. Hope this helps!

K

kärtm75074653

Participant

Well, may be it help: your tablet and your laptop/computer must be in the same wifi network, otherwise it wont be able to send. Same account too, of course.

sgraphics10951441

Participant

I had the same issue where my supposedly "sent" files from my iPad Pro didn't appear on my iMac's desktop. I also resolved this issue by logging out of Adobe CC and then signing back in (after trying a bunch of other suggestions from people). Once I did that and reopened Illustrator everything I was bombarded with everything I had previous attempted to send but then couldn't find. Thanks!

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paulusn24075452

Participant

Yes; this works!

codyk56313067

Participant

I experienced the same problem when trying to send my file from the Draw app on my iPad to my macbook pro. after closing and re-opening the apps, still nothing. But I realized that my creative cloud needed to be updated and all the files I sent over with ease once the update took place!

brookedesignee

Participant

I was having the same issue. Finally figured out that I was logged in as two different Adobe IDs (one on iPad and the other on my desktop/laptop), so they weren’t syncing. Also, have desktop Illustrator open to see it pop up on your screen when you send.

Om Nath Jha

Legend

Hi Tyler,

You should be able to get your Draw projects as described above by Jacob. In addition to that I am sharing a screenshot of where you would see your projects, its the launch screen or main screen of Illustrator (without any document open).

Regards,

Om

TylerTHEcreator77Author

Participant

Thank you for the response I appreciate the help! Unfortunately I still cannot get it to work. I have no other files open in Illustrator, I close the Adobe Draw file, re-open the file, from the "OPEN IN" drop down menu I select desktop illustrator CC, the little orange box with check mark pops up and says 'sent!" But nothing opens on my desktop. I don't even see any menu or window that says "mobile creations". Illustrator makes no actions. Is there a setting that I need to change somewhere, could it be some sort of error with my creative cloud? I know how to draw, but unfortunately technology is not my forte which is a big weakness in this day in age . Thanks again for the help

TylerTHEcreator77Author

Participant

Maybe I found a reason. after restarting my computer and Adobe application manager automatically tried to update after opening, a window popped up that said "error code A12E1" and will not allow manager to open or update. Researched the code and found it could be some sort of issue with the firewall or internet connection that I'm using. I am using the Internet at my local library, but I didn't have any issues the other day when I downloaded creative cloud and the application manager. If this is not what is causing my problem do you think it could be the software I am running on or my hardrive? My MacBook Pro is from 2008 and I had to replace the hard drive about 3 years ago