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When will Adobe create an illustrator App for iPad that includes all the same functions and features as the regular application?
Hi Sierras,
I have to be honest, It's highly unlikely that this will ever happen. Its 2 different user experiences. This is why Adobe have created Adobe Draw to bridge that gap between tablet and desktop. As Jonathan says above its actually really good and you can send your designs directly to an open version of Adobe Illustrator on your Mac or PC (I think you can on PC).
Adobe illustrator for the iPad is in a beta process. They announced it at adobe max during the keynote session. No idea when it is going to be available to the general audience but for now we hav3 a group of testers. I am going to have an adobe user group meeting soon to feature the illustrator iPad. Follow adobe illustrator users group la on facebook and you will see the announcement.
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Please discuss all things Draw over there: Adobe Illustrator Draw (mobile app)
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I have done serious research on which type of work works on an iPad and which not. Heavy user applications like Photoshop and Illustrator on an iPad is useless. Even when using the Apple pencil, there are many situations where the ipad is unworkable. Further, people who are working in Illustrator all day, and should do that on an ipad will have neck strain and rsi within days. You really have to work with a screen in front of you with your hand on the desk to be able to work 8 hours a day.
I have heard that Photoshop is releasing Full Photoshop for the iPad shortly. Cool for when you want to do a quick edit. But for serious professionals there is no way the iPad will replace the desktop computer. Then, companies have their own file server infastructure. The iPad is a cloud based tablet which most of the time is hardly compatible with the server architecture of the company making the ipad an unworkable device.
Adobe created small apps to be able to create prepared work, to continue later on the desktop. As soon as you want to paint by hand (Apple pencil), then the apps are extremely useful.
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Adobe illustrator for the iPad is in a beta process. They announced it at adobe max during the keynote session. No idea when it is going to be available to the general audience but for now we hav3 a group of testers. I am going to have an adobe user group meeting soon to feature the illustrator iPad. Follow adobe illustrator users group la on facebook and you will see the announcement.
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They sure did! I can't wait! 🙂
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Before anyone gets too excited, for Photoshop on iPad it took more than a year from the first announcement to availability.
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I signed up for early access, but now I can't even use it - I am not able to pay for the in-app purchase. I'm so confused by this. Do I have to pay for the all-apps plan in order to use Illustrator for iPad? I'm already paying for the photography plan. Can someone please advise? I can't find any information on this.
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Please ask questions about the prerelease through the proper channels, not here in public.
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I had not realized - but I'm happy to see - that Illustrator for iPad was released today. This means that the purchased app can now be discussed in public, and has its own forum. https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-for-the-ipad/bd-p/illustrator-for-the-ipad
(Please don't discuss the early access/ beta programs publicly without first checking whether this is allowed).
Since it is released, you will need to subscribe. First glance seems to show that it is included in the All Apps subscription ($50/month, yearly commitment) and the Illustrator subscription ($21/month, yearly commitment). For sure, it won't be included in the Photography plan.
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I think this is dated because illustrator has been successfully ported to the iPad Pro this year and works great with the cloud.