Which devices and platforms does Amadine support?

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Amadine runs on Mac, iPad, and iPhone, so you can work in the same vector design app across Apple's desktop and mobile devices. That makes it a fit if you want to start or finish illustrations, logos, UI layouts, or print projects on whichever Apple device you have at hand, rather than being tied to a desktop-only tool. A free trial download is offered, and a lifetime license is available.

Supported platforms at a glance

Platform Supported Notes from the product page
Mac Yes Described as drawing software for Mac with the Amadine UI
iPad Yes Listed as part of the "all your devices" solution
iPhone Yes Export to multiple formats is stated to work even on an iPhone

The page frames this as a "Solution for All Your Devices," with a single interface intended to keep the workflow consistent whether you're on a Mac, iPad, or iPhone.

What you can do on each device

The feature set is presented as one app rather than separate device-limited editions:

  • Illustration — tools for drawing and realizing vector illustrations.
  • Branding & lettering — circular text, text on path, and text in shape for logos and custom lettering.
  • Web & UI design — Pixel Preview, Snap to Grid, Snap to Pixel, and Smart Guides for precise positioning.
  • Print projects — CMYK color mode for color rendering, with export to SVG, PDF, EPS, TIFF, PNG, and JPEG.

Export is described as all-purpose and available across formats including raster (PNG, JPEG, TIFF) and vector (SVG, PDF), with the page explicitly noting this works even on an iPhone.

Who this device coverage suits

Amadine is aimed at people inside the Apple ecosystem who want mobile vector work, not just desktop work. Concretely, it fits if you:

  • Use a Mac for main design work but want to sketch or adjust on an iPad or iPhone.
  • Need to export finished vector or raster files from a phone when away from a computer.
  • Want one consistent UI and workflow instead of switching between unrelated apps per device.

If you work primarily on Windows, Android, or in a browser, the page gives no indication of support for those platforms.

How to check it on your own device

  1. Go to amadine.com and choose the free trial download.
  2. Install it on the Apple device you plan to use (Mac, iPad, or iPhone).
  3. Open a sample or new document and confirm the tools you need — for example, text on path for a logo, or Pixel Preview for a UI layout.
  4. Test an export in the format your project requires (SVG or PDF for vector, PNG or JPEG for raster) to verify the output on that device.

The main thing to verify during the trial is that the specific features you rely on behave the same way on the device you'll actually use, since the page markets a unified experience but your workflow may lean on particular tools.