Best Vector Apps for iPad

Vector graphics are a very popular type of graphics that will allow you to scale your work to any size without any loss in quality. As iPad users, you might struggle a bit to find vector apps that suit your device. To help you out, we have collected some of the greatest iPad apps that could be an asset to you as a designer. Let’s get to it!
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00:00 intro
00:29 Clip Studio Paint
01:08 Assembly
01:41 Protosketch
02:06 Vectornator Pro
02:47 Crayons
03:12 Freeform
03:37 TouchDraw
04:07 iDesign
04:49 Affinity Designer
05:39 Concepts
06:42 Graphic
07:22 Adobe Illustrator Draw
08:11 Inkpad
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[REDP]

I wish procreate somehow updated to do vectors

[LeDucTube]

Very nicely presented, but this seems more like honorable mentions rather than a top countdown.

[deanbrooks]

Clip studio paint is great however the interface isn’t intuitive for the iPad, it’ll just act like the desktop version and the menus will get cluttered especially when you have the small iPad version like I do, also they work on a subscription base unlike the desktop version.

[marrylo]

Can vetornator vectorize the diffuse shading? Like realistic shading

[kookkookikookai]

Very helpful but I still don't know which one to choose :(((

[LaylaTow]

7:32 adobe draw? How to get it I thought it was completely cancelled few years ago and since then I can’t find anything like that anymore

[Super]

is there an iPad app that can blend 2 shapes (not pictures) just like the blend tool tool in illustrator?

[haleyarndt]

What is the very first app shown in your intro? I don’t see that interface on any of the other clips

[saturnpyro]

Adobe Illustrator is the most expensive, and got so many bug

[marco]

Sry but I didn’t find this very helpful, because you mentioned very different aspects of every app, that didn’t really help to compare them properly (what they can’t do for example). Also I’m not exactly sure which ones of them are for free and which aren’t (except the adobe one). Otherwise it was a good overview.

[nikkilesley]

Also this video is more about drawing than graphic art. Graphic art is more vector based.

[einerus]

Most of those apps are not really drawing apps. Yes, you can create, but it's barely drawing like with other apps.