I have Creative Cloud all apps 100 GB, I've been using Adobes programs regularly almost every day since 1999. I know that a lot of those who work with drawing on iPad turn to Procreate and those on Android turn to other drawing program like Sketchbook - don't Adobe want those iPad and Galaxy (and other) customers?

I was thinking of getting a Samsung S8 Ultra which would work with my phone (eg as an extra monitor for palettes and tools) and which is lighter more mobile and powerfull and has a better screen format (more square) than the Wacom - but the Android OS on Galaxy S8 Ultra limits the usage of my adobe subscription to the android supported apps you mention - unfortunately Adobe has furthermore closed down the Photoshop drawing app and the Illustrator draw app which are among the apps I would use the most. I got the Wacom Mobile to become more mobile but WMSP is a heavy tool and work best around my home. I use desktop and Wacom Mobile Studio Pro 16' and Samsung Galaxy phone. I'm not on mac never have been, and must admit that I don't know exactly how Adobe programs work on iPad. I have almost all Adobes Android supported apps.

If you have a paid subscription, let us know which plan you have and we can give you more details about the web versions in beta. You need to have a plan that includes that app to use the web version. In addition, some of them have beta versions for the web that you can use with any browser. Many of the apps in the Google Play store are included with your paid Creative Cloud subscription. Both are missing many features.Īlso, Adobe Fix and Adobe Mix are in Google Play and not in the App Store for iOS. If you are thinking of Photoshop and Illustrator (you didn't say), the iPad apps are absolutely not complete versions of the desktop apps.

The complete version of Adobe programs exists for Mac and Windows but not for Android By am on iOS, but just found this link from Google Play with a list of all the Adobe apps that are supported on Android. The only thing that holds us users back is that Adobe hasn't developed the full android versions of their programs.

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