Adobe Slate, a new and free app for Apple’s iOS mobile operating system, helps iPad users turn words and images into a story and publish the story online as beautifully laid-out web content. This is a high-impact visual storytelling app that can be used on Apple’s iPad to lay out, design, and publish web content.

Earlier this week, Adobe released another app for Apple’s iPad: Adobe Comp CC. Designers can use it on their iPads to come up with layout concepts for mobile, web and print projects.

“In today’s digital world, everyone wants to share engaging Web-based stories that stand out, but often people don’t have the right tools to easily create something impactful. With our move to Creative Cloud we’re able to tap into our pro-level creative software expertise and bring it to a much wider audience with new tools—first with Adobe Voice and now Slate. Stay tuned for more innovation like this from our teams at Adobe,” commented Paul Gubbay, vice president of product development, Adobe

Adobe Slate – Main Features

• Professionally designed themes – play with font combinations, play with the colors, play with other elements that make your content stand out.
• Photo layouts and covers – make photos the highlight of your story by using layouts and covers, help photos blend with the narrative by adding a caption overlay.
• Adaptable design – the content you create with Slate will look great on the desktop, on mobile phones, on any device.
• Call-to-Action buttons – place links to relevant information and to websites.
• Sharing – publish your story and easily share the link that leads to it. Share the link via text or email, post it on social channels, embed it in personal blogs and websites.

Adobe Slate for iPad is available for download on Apple’s App Store. The app requires iOS 8.0 or later and iPad 2 or newer.



Additional information on Adobe Slate is available here.