Have favorite color swatches in your Creative Cloud Library? They’re all available inside Adobe Comp CC as well. Using technology first demoed at last year’s Adobe MAX conference, the app automatically converts finger doodles into clean vector objects right before your eyes. The most truly awesome feature is the ability to draw shapes using gestures-even if you can’t draw a straight line. The app comes equipped with vectors for basic shapes, while other assets (such as those created with Adobe Shape CC) can be placed directly from a Creative Cloud Library, camera, or iPad photo library. In Editing mode, Comp CC enables designers to dummy up designs using stock placeholders for image frames, text, lines, and shapes. But to open files from the desktop apps on the iPad, you do need a paid subscription.) (While you need a Creative Cloud account to use Comp CC, you don’t need to be a paying Creative Cloud subscriber. Layouts are automatically saved to a user’s Creative Cloud account when closed, and Adobe includes a fully editable sample comp from each layout category to demonstrate what the app is capable of. Up to 16 different objects can be drawn with gestures, although some require the in-app cheat sheet to remember. For now, projects are limited to a single page, and you’ll want to keep a conversion wheel handy, because points are the only measurement supported. To get started, choose from a variety of preset layout sizes for the most common web, page, or iOS devices, or create your own custom dimensions from scratch. This isn’t quite a stripped-down version of Adobe InDesign CC, although the company has done an exceptional job of keeping things nimble while retaining core tools designers depend on. One of the neatest features is the ability to draw objects with a finger and automatically have them converted into clean vector shapes.
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