Adobe is in the process of inviting users to beta test its upcoming Illustrator app for the iPad, according to a MacRumors reader and Twitter users.
Illustrator for iPad is designed with an emphasis on Multi-Touch and the Apple Pencil as input methods, and the app also takes advantage of the iPad's hardware, including the camera system. For instance, you can take a picture of a hand-drawn sketch and the app will help you transform it into vector shapes. Files are saved in Adobe's Creative Cloud, so you can start a project on the iPad and continue on the desktop, or vice versa.
Adobe has committed to launch Illustrator for iPad in 2020, but it has yet to provide a specific release date. Users can sign up for early access here.
Illustrator for iPad will follow the release of Photoshop for iPad last year.
Hands-on with the Illustrator for iPad beta, available in 2020 #AdobeMAX pic.twitter.com/LOPKY00ODG — MacRumors.com (@MacRumors) November 4, 2019
Illustrator on iPad beta pic.twitter.com/PRoB9DTPBI — Masahiko YASUI (@Yasutchi) March 24, 2020
