Mobile Apps / Common Questions

The feature you are using is free during an introductory period, but it may eventually require payment or a paid Adobe Creative Cloud membership plan. Note that after a paid offering is launched, any work you’ve saved using these features during the free period will continue to be accessible to you. You won’t lose any work that you do.

Adobe is making many of the new capabilities you will find in Adobe mobile apps available within select apps from other companies via the Creative SDK. Some of these capabilities may eventually require payment or a paid Creative Cloud membership plan to use them within the app.

Please visit the Apple App Store or Google Play in your country to check availability.

Please check the Apple App Store in your country or Google Play for specific language availability.

Connectivity between the Adobe mobile apps and Creative Cloud (to sync, store, and share files) requires either a free or paid Creative Cloud membership. If you’re not already a member, you can sign up for a free Creative Cloud membership. The Adobe mobile apps do require a separate download.

Adobe Brush for iOS is available as a free download through the iTunes App Store.

Adobe Brush is currently available in English, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Korean, Portuguese (Brazilian) and Polish.

Visit the Adobe Brush page on the iTunes App Store for the most up-to-date system requirements.

No. Brush is built to work with Ink, but you don’t have to own this hardware in order to use Brush. You can work in Brush using your finger or another stylus.

You need either a free or paid Creative Cloud membership. If you’re not already a member, you can sign up for a free Creative Cloud membership.

You can learn more about Brush on these web pages:

• Visit the Adobe Brush product page

View a tutorial to get started or visit the Adobe Brush forums.

Color for iOS (iPad, iPad Mini, iPhone, and iPod Touch) is available as a free download through the iTunes App Store.

Color is currently available in English, Czech, Danish, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Finnish, Swedish, Turkish, Russian, Japanese, Chinese (Taiwan), and Korean.

Visit the Adobe Color page on the iTunes App Store for the most up-to-date system requirements.

You need either a free or paid Creative Cloud membership. If you’re not already a member, you can sign up for a free Creative Cloud membership.

You can learn more about Color on these web pages:

• Visit the Adobe Color product page

View a tutorial to get started or visit the Adobe Color forums.

Shape for iPhone is available as a free download through the iTunes App Store.

Shape is currently available in English.

Visit the Shape page on the iTunes App store for the most up-to-date system requirements.

No. Shape is built to work with Slide, but you don’t have to own this hardware in order to use Shape. You can work in Shape using your finger or another stylus, and the built-in digital ruler.

You need either a free or paid Creative Cloud membership. If you’re not already a member, you can sign up for a free Creative Cloud membership.

You can learn more about Shape on these web pages:

• Visit the Adobe Shape product page

View a tutorial to get started or visit the Adobe Shape forums.

Draw for iOS (iPad and iPad Mini) is available as a free download through the iTunes App Store

Draw is currently available in English, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Korean, Portuguese (Brazilian) and Polish.

Visit the Adobe Illustrator Draw page on the iTunes App Store for the most up-to-date system requirements.

No. Draw is built to work with Ink and Slide, but you don’t have to own this hardware in order to use Draw. You can create in Draw using your finger or another stylus, and the built-in digital ruler.

Yes. Adobe Illustrator Draw does support the following pressure sensitive pens: Adonit Jot Touch 4, Adonit Jot Touch with Pixel Point.  Draw also supports the palm rejection feature of the Adonit Jot Script.

You need either a free or paid Creative Cloud membership. If you’re not already a member, you can sign up for a free Creative Cloud membership.

You can learn more about Adobe Illustrator Draw on these web pages:

• Visit the Adobe Illustrator Draw product page
• Follow Adobe Drawing on Facebook and Twitter

View a tutorial to get started or visit the support forum.

Line for iPad is available as a free download through the iTunes App Store

Line is currently available in English, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Korean, Portuguese (Brazilian), Polish, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

Visit the Adobe Illustrator Line page on the iTunes App Store for the most up-to-date system requirements.

No. Line is built to work with Ink and Slide, but you don’t have to own this hardware in order to use Line. You can draw in Line using your finger or another stylus, and the built-in digital ruler.

Not at this time, but we are working to support additional pens. Visit the Adobe Illustrator Line page on the iTunes App Store for the current list of supported pens.

You need either a free or paid Creative Cloud membership. If you’re not already a member, you can sign up for a free Creative Cloud membership.

You can learn more about Line on these web pages:

• Visit the Adobe Illustrator Line product page
• Follow Adobe Drawing on Facebook and Twitter

View a tutorial to get started or visit the support forum.

Photoshop Mix enables you to combine and cut out images, apply looks, and perform non-destructive edits — all compatible with Adobe Photoshop CC. Built using the new Adobe Creative SDK, Photoshop Mix delivers features and functionality to mobile devices, previously only available in our professional desktop products, in an easy-to-use app that’s as much about connection as editing.

Adobe Photoshop Touch was originally created to provide a subset of Photoshop tools within a self-contained but limited application. Photoshop Mix is focused on remixing images and extends it capabilities through Adobe Creative SDK cloud services and integration with applications like Photoshop CC.

Adobe Photoshop Mix is available for iPad users as a free download through the iTunes App Store.

Photoshop Mix is currently available in English, French, German and Japanese.

Visit the Photoshop Mix page on the iTunes App Store for the most up-to-date system requirements.

To learn more about Adobe Photoshop Mix visit the Photoshop Mix product page.

View a tutorial to get started or visit the support forum.

Sketch for iPad is available as a free download through the iTunes App Store.

Sketch is currently available in English, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Korean, Portuguese (Brazilian) and Polish.

Visit the Sketch page on the iTunes App Store for the most up-to-date system requirements.

No. Sketch is built to work with Adobe Ink and Slide, but you don’t have to own this hardware in order to use Sketch. You can draw in Sketch using your finger or another stylus, and the built-in digital ruler.

Yes. In addition to support for Ink, Sketch also supports the latest pressure sensitive pens from Wacom and Pencil by 53.

You need either a free or paid Creative Cloud membership. If you’re not already a member, you can sign up for a free Creative Cloud membership.

You can learn more about Sketch on these web pages:

• Visit the Adobe Sketch product page
• Follow Adobe Drawing on Facebook and Twitter
  

View a tutorial, read the frequently asked questions, or visit the support forum.

Install Premiere Clip on your device via the Apple App Store. First you’ll need to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi on your device and then tap the App Store icon. In the search field at the top right of the App Store, type in “Adobe Premiere Clip”. Tap the Install button. Premiere Clip will install on your device and you’ll be ready to get started.

You will need to create a free Adobe ID to export your videos on Adobe Premiere Clip, but not a Creative Cloud account. A Creative Cloud account will provide you with additional features, such as transferring your project to Premiere Pro and syncing media from your computer.

In order to export your project to Premiere Pro, you’ll need a Creative Cloud account. When you’re ready to export your project to Premiere Pro, begin by tapping the export button in the upper right corner of your screen. Next, tap the Project tab at the top of your screen followed by the Send Project button. Within a few minutes, this will send your project and media to a folder titled “AdobePremiereClipExport.” Open up Premiere Pro on your computer, and import these media files and the .xml sequence from the Creative Cloud Assets sync on your computer. Lastly, open up the .xml sequence and your project should be ready to go.

You can learn more about Adobe Premiere Clip on these web pages:

• Visit the Adobe Premiere Clip product page
• Subscribe to the Chasing Stories blog

View a tutorial to get started or visit our Support page.