Illustrator (iPad) Feature Requests
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Ability to export to EPS and export directly to Adobe Stock
Ability to export to eps using Illustrator on iPad and export directly to Adobe Stock from within the app.
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Gradient swatches
Gradient swatches
Add the ability to create a gradient swatches. Currently I have to recreate the same gradient over and over again :(38 votes -
Timelapse export
Please add a timelapse export as you have it in Fresco. Thanks.
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Pencil tool option to not automatically close paths
Would be great to have the flexibility of having a tool that can accurately capture handwriting - automatic path closing prevents this
36 votesIt is now possible to open Pencil Tool Options and untick 'Close paths when ends are within a set tolerance' option completely (or change the value).
This will effectively stop Pencil from auto-joining.
If you want this option to be toggleable on the fly — please vote here: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/45913831-hold-cmd-ctrl-key-while-drawing-with-pencil-to-tem
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Allow iPad to work as drawing tablet (screen pairing)
I bought a iPad Pro recently and would like it if i could use my iPad as a wireless drawing tablet. It would be great if i could work in the same document on my Windows PC and iPad at the same time, maybe through the cloud. I was hoping that Duet Pro would help but sadly it has a lot of latency.
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Shortcut for undo with Apple Pencil
I would like to have the option to dubbletap on the Apple Pencil to undo, as a shortcut.
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Ability to Shear Objects
Would love a shear option in Illustrator for iPad!
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32 votes
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Image crop
Equivalent to desktop tool.
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Knife / Slice & Scissor tools
Available under the “erase” tool just as they are on the desktop. Or make a shortcut key to erase in straight lines, currently there isn’t an easy way to break paths.
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If not already suggested, arrows and other line end options
As per I think the desktop version of AI, and for def, other Mac and iPad drawing apps, be nice to be able to add arrows and other end points to lines. And even better, include a dimensioning option. I know AI is not for CAD or related purposes, but it is in fact, almost good enough for such application, so why not? ;)
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28 votes
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Allow to import and export EPS files into Illustrator on iPad
Allow to import .eps files into illustrator as editable vectors, similar like the desktop version. Would make editing ready / bought .eps files on the app possible and get so much done in a shorter amount of time. Please have this feature.
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Export just one artboard
Can’t export just one artboard. Have to export all of them.
27 votesIn the latest update, more controls have been added to the export formats. It is possible to export selections, artboards, and the entire document.
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Duplicate layer
Where there is the option of sliding the button to delete a layer... add option to duplicate it as well
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25 votes
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Make Desktop and iPad versions look the same
It would be a lot easier if both versions of Illustrator (desktop and iPad) looked the same, especially for new learners.
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Export 300ppi
Export results in low resolution.
25 votesIn the latest update Export capabilities have been revamped to include more controls.
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Support for keyboards
If you had the ability to utilize an attached keyboard on the iPad it would enable there to be a cohesion in learning shortcuts and there would be less of a learning curve between the two versions of the software, as well as enhancing the iPad software itself.
25 votesAlmost all features in Ai on iPad now have keyboard support.
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Make iPad AI more compatible with external keyboard
I have noticed when using a Magic Keyboard with AI on the iPad, that the arrow keys do not function in relation to typing blocks of text. How about the ability to move the curser with the arrow keys? It is fiddly using your finger on the touch screen to place the curser accurately.
24 votes
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