Adobe's Slate app enables high-impact visual storytelling on iPads
Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 3:35PM
Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla in Adobe, Apple Beat, Events and Launches, Press release, high-impact, iPad apps, slate

Adobe today launched Slate, a new free iPad app that makes it easier than ever to turn words and images into a story that can be published as beautifully laid-out Web content, in minutes. 

Slate brings Adobe’s creative expertise to the mass market, enabling anyone to communicate with impact. Students, teachers, non-profit organizations, small business owners or corporate communicators can now turn their next report, newsletter or travel adventure into a document that captures attention.

Through professionally designed magazine-style layouts with elegant fonts, beautiful colors and eye-catching motion, Slate content automatically adapts to any device for a high-impact reading experience on tablets, smartphones or computers.  

Like Voice, Slate features a collection of themes that set the tone for any story – with a single tap. The interface makes it simple to add text, choose the right photo layout and apply carefully curated looks and motion. Leveraging an advanced Adobe animation engine, Adobe Slate makes words and images move with automatically applied scrolling transitions, making it a much more engaging and exciting read.

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