The iPad Pro is a device capable of creating works of art, as well as offering excellent audio and video quality, and has a large space for office work. So if you have a new iPad Pro, these are the ten best applications to download immediately.
Paper: as good as a pencil and notebook
There's no shortage of writing and painting apps on the iPad, but Paper is the one to get first. This app will allows you to draw and write, with a variety of different pens, pencils and brushes. There is also a Neat Ruler and Pen tool that can be used to draw arrows, squares, triangles, and other shapes (which makes for an effective flow chart as well).
When it comes to choosing the best iPad apps, we picked Paper Hands to be number one on our list. There is no other application that recreates the experience of working with a physical medium so well.
MyScript Calculator.
The debate rages fiercely when you ask which is the best calculator app for the iPad Pro. MyScript Calculator is slightly different from the rest, in that allows you to draw sums as if you were drawing them on paper (instead of using buttons).
As the sketch numbers and symbols are drawn, they are analyzed and the sum is calculated. It's like a magic paper that performs the calculations for you. In many ways it is more intuitive than other calculators, and we love being able to sketch sums as we study.
Above all, MyScript Calculator is one of those apps that feels tailor-made for the iPad Pro.
Pixelmator: professional level photo editing
Not a list of top-ten iPad Pro apps would be complete without.
Pixelmator is the most powerful image editing app on the App Store, and it's a testament to what App Store developers can accomplish. With the full integration of Apple Pencil it is an absolute must have for anyone who works with images. And at just $ 4,99 it's surprisingly good value for money.
OmniGraffle 2: the best diagram app for the iPad Pro
Sooner or later you will need to make a diagram, a graph or a flowchart on the iPad Pro and you will wonder what is the best diagram application, we tell you that it is OmniGraffle 2.
At $ 49.99 2 it's not a cheap app (although it's reasonable in the world of full-price commercial software), but this one isn't like other apps. OmniGraffle 2 for iPad Pro is as powerful as its desktop counterpart, which is used by designers around the world.
With Apple Pencil, you can drag and drop items from the extensive library onto the page, and mark them with the smart keyboard. You can design everythingFrom the patterned app interfaces, to government signs to warning signs.
It really is a powerful app, and it's worth every penny.
Chunky: the best comic book reader for the iPad Pro
Reading comics and graphic novels on your iPad Pro may seem a bit frivolous, but reading comics on iPad Pro is an exceptional experience.
Most comic books are larger than the old iPad screen, but they fit the 12.9-inch iPad Pro screen perfectly. And the vibrancy and the color of the iPad Pro screen is amazing when looking at digitally drawn comic books.
It's our pick for the best comic book reading app on the iPad, and support for all major cloud services has been integrated. So if you have some archived comic book files, upload them to Chunky and see how they look on an iPad Pro screen.
Assembly: Illustration for the rest of us
There are a ton of great illustration apps for the iPad Pro, but the one that has stolen the hearts of many is Assembly.
Instead of asking you to draw everything from scratch, offers a variety of shapes together to build objects. It's easy to embed different types of blocks, and we find it easier to get things done with Assembly than any other illustration application.
He has also gotten a lot of support for sharing his creations, and using creations made by other people.
Procreate: draw like a pro
is another app that really couldn't be off this list. Procreate is the best painting and drawing app for iPad Pro.
With a huge variety of brushes to choose from, ink, paint and airbrushing, you can make almost any creation. It works wonderfully with the Apple Pencil too.
1Password: remember all your passwords on iPad Pro
The iPad Pro is a much more powerful device than you can imagine, and it often serves as a laptop replacement, and it has a few things that makes it much better than a MacBook. So we often find ourselves bouncing between a MacBook Pro and iPad Pro, and these days we have to remember hundreds of passwords.
eliminates much of the hassle of searching for passwords on paper, by remembering all your passwords and filling them in as you go. It also works on PCs and other computers, and everything can be safely synchronized. We found 1Password to be an app that we can't live without.
LiquidText: the best PDF reader for iPad Pro
The larger screen of the iPad Pro makes it ideal for reading PDF documents (much more than the iPad Air 2). There are a lot of good options around reading PDF, but we have found LiquidText.
Besides being pleasing to the eye, its outstanding feature is that. You then use a gesture to push the text onto a screen, showing only your bookmarks. We found that really works when working through a document and wanting to take notes.
Photoshop Fix: Easy Solutions for Images
Adobe has not brought the full version of Photoshop for the iPad Pro, instead it splits all its features into different applications.
Photoshop Fix is the one that most people will love, and offers a quick range of solutions for your photos.
One of the best options is the Liquify> face option, which automatically detects points on the face and allows you to change the frown into a smile (or vice versa), as well as enlarge or reduce facial features.
