[Feature Request] InDesign Availability on M4 iPad Pro

[azilis]

Hello!
Does anyone know if there are plans for Indesign to be made available for the M4 iPad Pro? I see that there are many discussions over the years for Indesign on an iPad. Adobe! This is a real need.

Hoping for something soon . . .

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[Abhishek Rao]

Hi @Azilis,

Thank you for reaching out, and I completely understand your desire to have InDesign available on the M4 iPad Pro. We’re sorry that it’s not available at this time.

To help us prioritize this request, I encourage you to upvote and add your comments on our UserVoice platform: InDesign on iPad – Adobe InDesign (https://adobe.ly/3YPPsbJ).

Doing so will make your voice heard and ensure you’re notified of any updates regarding this feature.

We appreciate your patience and understanding.

Thank you,
Abhishek Rao

[azilis]

Thanks for the quick response. I just commented on upvote.
Being able to use ID on my iPad to alter or make revisions to my layouts that I have created on my laptop would be a huge time saver when I am on the go.

[James Gifford—NitroPress]

This is a real need.

Well, for the mobile-device generation, I suppose.

ID is already a bit constrained on modern (small) laptop screens. The limitations of working on an even smaller touch screen — with an app not really built around tap, drag and finger-painting — make me squirm to think about.

[BobLevine]

Agreed! Even with a touch enabled Windows device, I find it quite unnecessary and even a bit gimmicky.

With all the things that need to be addressed, I think I'd be a bit ticked off if this niche was filled before fixing all of the broken things.

[azilis]

Listen, I hear you! I love creating my layouts on the laptop. When I am on the go with only my iPad in hand, if I could alter or revise exisiting layouts I think it would be a great tool.

[James Gifford—NitroPress]

I'd suggest you work with ID on a touch-screen laptop or convertible, using only the touch screen, to see if you can do anything of much use, or even more efficiently than driving back to your office to use a desktop console. I think the few operations you might find "do-able" don't really give you much on-the-go functionality.

That's what laptops are for, IMHO.

[Jay-Random-Guy]

As a work around, if you have remote desktop software on the iPad, you can always launch InDesign on the main computer and connect to it via your iPad remotely and operate InDesign. Yes, its not native on the iPad but you get to use InDesign and you remain mobile. That way you get the Desktop CPU performance.