Does anyone know of a good iPad app that creates vector drawings? I would like to be able to draw with my apple pencil and import them into illustrator as if I use the pen tool. I’m using Adobe draw which I thought would do that but it seems to bring it in as a raster. Perhaps I am doing something wrong but I don’t see the ability to import it otherwise. I’ve also used Adobe capture but this also brings in a file with a million points. Any ideas would be welcomed.
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Adobe Illustrator Draw should be able to send the file out as a vector (though I don’t use it- sorry). Adobe Photoshop Sketch will probably export as a raster…
Are you using Draw or Sketch? I see the Send to PSD, which would indicate a Photoshop document.
Inkpad for iPad
Imaengine for iPad
Concepts for iPad (limited vector export as svg)
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I have used Graphic some:
More often, though, I use AstroPad in conjunction with a desktop app (Illustrator, Inkscape, Corel Draw). It turns the iPad into a fancy Wacom-like drawing tablet.
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+1 on Graphic for iPad. I have it on the Mac and iPad and find them both useful. If only I could upload the resultant file to the GF web page from the iPad, I’d have a completely computer free workflow.
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I’ve been using(um – learning really) inkpad and like it. I do not have any experience with A.I. on ipad or other tools though other tools may have better tools. There are definitely some isues I’m having with inkpad, but I think its my lack of knowing how to do what I want - not the app itself.
Vectornator Pro for iOS, normally $10, is free today. I haven’t used it yet but, it is well-rated, has been supported by the developer for about a year and, exports to SVG and PDF formats.