Learn how to place Photoshop or Fresco documents in Illustrator on the iPad.
Illustrator on the iPad saves your creative work as cloud documents so you can open your documents seamlessly across devices. You can also place your cloud documents from Creative Cloud apps like Photoshop and Fresco into your Illustrator documents.
You can import or place your files from Photoshop on the iPad, desktop, or Fresco that is saved as a cloud document using a seamless internet connection. If you're unable to find your cloud documents online or face any issues, see Why I can't see my cloud documents online?
To place your files created in Photoshop on the iPad or Fresco directly into Illustrator artboard, do the following:
If you've deselected Link when placing the cloud file, the Import options window displays that allows you to choose how to convert layers.
The Links menu helps you link a file within Illustrator on the iPad:
To monitor the status of a linked file check the following badges in the left hand corner of the linked file:
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Indicates a linked cloud file. |
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Indicates that the original file has been modified and the linked file needs to be updated. |
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Indicates that the linked file is missing and the file needs to be relinked. |
After you import a Photoshop or a Fresco design, you can use the Pen, Pencil, Paint Brush and Blob Brush tools to do vector designing and easily create a blend of scalar and vector graphics. Add colors, gradients, blends, and repeat patterns to give your designs a unique look. When done, you can publish or export your designs in a variety of formats.
When you finish editing your Photoshop and Fresco file in Illustrator on the iPad, the file is automatically saved as an Illustrator cloud document and is available in your Home screen.
You can Quick export as PNG file or publish this file in the following formats:
If you need to work without an Internet connection, see Prepare to work offline with cloud documents. If all the changes cannot be synced for any reason, you will not lose your work. Illustrator creates a conflict file (backup file) on your device, from which you can recover your changes. Once the file starts syncing on the cloud, the conflict icon is changed to the icon.
A. Online only B. Available offline C. Conflict file
All synced Illustrator cloud files and assets in Creative Cloud Libraries consume the cloud storage that you get as part of your Creative Cloud membership.
You can use the various vector designing features of Illustrator to give your artwork a unique look. See the following articles to do more:
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