Connect your mobile device to the USB port of the computer running Adobe XD on desktop. Make sure that you have installed the latest version of XD on desktop available on Creative Cloud.
Preview your mobile designs in real time, or open your saved XD files from Creative Cloud, using XD app on a mobile device. Also preview any published prototypes in a mobile browser on the go.
Using the Adobe XD mobile app, you can:
If your device is running Adobe XD on Windows 10, real-time preview through USB is not supported on Android.
For a list of supported iOS and Android versions, see Adobe XD on mobile FAQ.
To preview published prototypes:
For a list of supported mobile browsers, see Supported browsers.
Preview your designs in real time on a mobile device connected to your computer using a USB cable.
Connect your mobile device to the USB port of the computer running Adobe XD on desktop. Make sure that you have installed the latest version of XD on desktop available on Creative Cloud.
Open Adobe XD on your device.
The artboard that is currently selected (or in focus) in Adobe XD on desktop is displayed on your device. All the changes you make to your designs are reflected in real time on your mobile device.
If you add wires creating interactions in Prototype mode, you can see the interactions work, just like in the Preview window on desktop.
Use the triple tap gesture on the mobile app screen for more options:
You can preview your XD documents by saving them as cloud documents on your desktop.
Make sure that your XD document is saved as a cloud document on your desktop.
Open Adobe XD on your mobile device.
In XD Documents, you can see all the XD documents in your Cloud Documents folder. You can search for files by filename, then sort them in ascending or descending order (alphabetical or last modified). After you find the file you want, tap on it to view the file.
While previewing, use the triple tap gesture to access the prototype options:
If you have enabled zoom accessibility, use the two fingers double-tap instead of the standard three fingers tap.
After you have reviewed the design in your mobile app, you can share the prototype with reviewers.
Before sharing the prototype, make sure that you have the hotspot hints turned on. Triple tap the mobile screen and enable Hotspot Hints.
Share the prototype link with others through email, social media, or any other sharing option provided by your device. Triple tap the mobile screen and press Share for Review.
You can share a prototype only if it has been shared at least once before using the XD desktop application.
Here are some ways to manage fonts on your mobile:
To control the storage space on your mobile device, you can delete downloaded files, by tapping Settings > Preferences.
Here you can view the amount of local space used, and then tap Remove Offline Documents to delete XD documents downloaded to your device.
You can also remove individual files by selecting the file and disabling the Available offline Option.
When you open a shared link in a mobile browser, you can view the prototype with a zoomed-in artboard. If the artboards of the prototype are unlinked, swipe left or right to navigate from one artboard to the other.
Use the following options in the pan view:
Use the pinch gesture to zoom to the original size of the prototype. You can zoom in to 200 percent and out all the way to 25 percent without losing content quality.
You can comment on public designs and prototypes without signing in at the first instance.
4. Tap the send icon and sign in with your Adobe ID and password to submit your comments or reply to existing comments.
You can also sign in as a guest to comment. If you have a private web link, you will need an Adobe ID to sign in.
Scale your design up or down to fit the width or height of your device, whichever won’t cut off your design. Artboards will only scale up to 2x their designed resolution.
View your design at the resolution you designed at, without any scaling. If your design bleeds off the screen, use two fingers to pan.
Zoom & pan your artboards, using two fingers pinch to zoom, and two fingers to pan. Artboards will only scale up to 2x their designed resolution. Interactions will continue to work in this view.
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