Affinity Designer for iPad packs in full Apple Pencil support with tilt, angle and pressure detection.īut you’ll find plenty more in this triple-A app, from the approachable tools for novice users to the more advanced stuff aimed at creative pros. The full-blown iPad app is priced at just $19.99, which we consider a total steal for such a powerful piece of software. Today, we’re taking a much closer, more comprehensive look at this first-rate vector drawing iPad app that doesn’t skimp on advanced features in turning the Apple tablet into a premiere platform for digital illustrators and artists. More information on the app can be found on their website.British developer Serif in July released an iPad edition of Affinity Designer, its Adobe Illustrator rival for Mac and Windows PCs. Previous owners of the app will be able to upgrade for free. This alone may make the app a valuable tool for professional photographers who are often working out of these files layer by layer, and you can even save out these changes as PSD to seamlessly switch between platforms.Īffinity Photo or iPad is available now on the App Store for a one-time purchase of $19.99.
Serif also points out that Affinity Photo for iPad can open many different file types, including PSDs - layers and all. “The whole experience of bringing files into and out of the iPad app is now much closer to what it is on a desktop, and of course we’re delighted to be among the first apps to fully take advantage of all this great new functionality,” said Serif Managing Director Ashley Hewson.
Now that multiple files can be selected at once and dragged into the app for focus stacking, HDR, or creating panoramas, the workflow has become more streamlined.
Serif believes that the new update will allow iPad users to treat the Affinity Photo app much like they would on Mac or Windows.
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