should become even more attractive once Adobe
Illustrator also makes it to the iPad sometime next year.
You can start using Adobe Photoshop for free right
now if you already have a Creative Cloud subscription
from Adobe. The iPad version also supports the new
‘Sign In with Apple’ feature, and we discovered it
only takes a couple of seconds to tie it to a Creative
Cloud subscription.
Alternatively, you can try it out for free for 30 days
and then get the cheapest £9.99 monthly subscription
that grants access to both Adobe Photoshop and Adobe
Lightroom (the latter of which has been available on
the iPad for a while now).‘Sign In with Apple’
hasn’t been on the radar
much, but it does exist!shouldbecomeevenmoreattractiveonceAdobe
IllustratoralsomakesittotheiPadsometimenextyear.
YoucanstartusingAdobePhotoshopforfreeright
nowifyoualreadyhaveaCreativeCloudsubscription
fromAdobe.TheiPadversionalsosupportsthenew
‘SignInwithApple’feature,andwediscoveredit
only takesacoupleofsecondstotieittoaCreative
Cloudsubscription.
Alternatively,youcantryitoutforfreefor 30 days
andthengetthecheapest£9.99monthlysubscription
thatgrantsaccesstobothAdobePhotoshopandAdobe
Lightroom(thelatterofwhichhasbeenavailableon
the iPadforawhilenow).‘Sign In with Apple’
hasn’t been on the radar
much, but it does exist!