Amadine: Vector Design and Art

Great software, the app that was missing on my iPad Pro ❤️👍

Where is the save button. I’d give this app a 4, maybe even a 5, had there been a save button. Half the time, I’ll press undo, the app crashes, and most of my work is gone. And sometimes, when you press the exit button, it straight up just doesn’t save some stuff. See, you say that the auto save is there, but more often than not, around 70% of the work I do will just not get saved by it.

This is a great app but unfortunately the export for png keeps giving me an error that’s export failed. Please fix this. This could be one of the best apps and but it has this problem

While I very much appreciated the ability to import SVG files, the fact that you can’t export AT ALL with the free version kills this one for me.

As a person looking for an alternative to Adobe Illustrator, Amadine proved to be an impressive alternative that had all the tools I was looking for — at such an wonderful price, too! Regardless if you are just getting started or are already familiar with making vector art in other programs, Amadine is a very simple app to use that makes doodling on the go comfortable! If it had one setback, I would say the inability to export other file formates that support layers is regrettable. I would like to animate some of my vector art, but layers would be necessary.

Amadine is an ok app. I’ve been using it for a little while and now has been booting me out of the app within a couple min of working on a very important design for a client. It erases what I was working on every time. Please fix these issues. I want to continue working with is app.

The app was great—the controls were easy to learn and I could tell I could learn more. This app had a lot of potential for an aspiring vector artist like myself. I was going to recommend it to others due to its intuitive nature. However, what made the deal shatter to pieces was having to pay premium to export my drawings. There was zero indication that I needed to pay to export, and it’s not even listed within the help section. I skipped the tutorials because I have firsthand experience drawing vector art. I completed my first piece of art there, satisfied with the way things were going. Until it rescinds the subscription model for exporting, I am NOT recommending this app to other people. I feel disappointed.

Hey! I’ve been using Amadine for a few months now after deleting Vectornator / Linearity Curve for personal reasons. So far, Amadine has been really great for me! However, I’m wondering if an Image Trace feature is available in the app, and if so, where is it, or if not, are you working on that feature? It’d be really great to bring a scanned paper and pen drawing into Amadine to help me with comics and stuff! Or simply take a digital PNG drawing from another art app and turn it into a Vector object in Amadine!

Amadine is fantastic and has many things to offer for digital artists like me. I've used it quite heavily, and I really enjoy what I'm able to create while using it. Although it has many features, as well as options to choose from, I'm afraid there's only ONE thing stopping me from permanently switching over from Vectornator. As someone who makes mistakes quite often, I find it INCREDIBLY tedious having to press an extra button every time just so I can undo/redo something. I beg you developers, PLEASE make an option to where you can have the undo & redo buttons readily available for you on the canvas. That would be a fantastic addition, and I could definitely see Amadine becoming my number one app for creating digital art if that were to become a reality. Thank you for reading. (:

This could be an amazing vector app. When they first launched they were listening to feedback and adding important improvements. Sadly, the app seems to be stagnating now. For example, how clipping masks are implemented is tedious and unintuitive, and could easily be improved. Clipping masks are one of those core essential feature in vector illustration, and getting it right can make a big difference to artist productivity. Keep listening to your community.