Adobe claims that Illustrator users will see a 65 percent increase in performance on an M1 Mac, versus the Intel version. And in each case, the firm is citing major performance benefits from the transition.
The release of Apple Silicon-native versions of Illustrator and InDesign follow Adobe’s March release of an M1-native version of Photoshop. “With the launch of Apple’s new line of Macs and Macbooks, running on the Silicon M1 chip, we made it a top priority to optimize all Creative Cloud apps-Illustrator and InDesign included-to run seamlessly in this new environment.”
“With so many designers around the world relying on Illustrator and InDesign every day to help them create and express themselves, we know speed and performance are key,” Adobe’s Jasmine Whitaker notes. Adobe announced today that it has successfully ported Illustrator and InDesign to Apple Silicon for native compatibility with M1-based Macs.
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