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Whether you're a digital artist, photo editor or even a passionate note-taker, the Apple Pencil and iPad Pro combo are an absolute must-have for a range of creatives. We've gathered up the 25 best iPad Pro apps for Apple Pencil in this nifty guide.

We've tested and studied a range of apps suited to many forms of creativity, like 3D design, sketching and note-taking. And to make things just a little bit easier for you, we've even divided our list into sections, so you can dive right into the section that appeals to you most.

We've tested some of the apps and linked to the full reviews , assessing the key features and useability, as well as power and performance. And for the others, we've used our expertise to judge the usefulness for all sort of creative tasks.

See our how we test software guide for more. Before you start though, it's important to make sure you invest in the right Apple Pencil to work with your iPad. You can find all the details about which iPad your stylus is suited for over on our Apple Pencil vs Apple Pencil 2 guide. The iPad you choose to buy will also have an effect on the performance of the apps.

If you need a hand choosing the right iPad, then make sure you head over to our guide to the iPad generations or read up about the latest model in our iPad Pro review. Just scroll down to check out some of the best deals on the Apple Pencil or head over to our deals page where you can find a cheap Apple Pencil , and make sure you have a look at our roundup of the best iPad Pro deals if you're hoping to up your tablet game. Or if you've already got all the gear and were hoping to upgrade your workspace, then check out our guide on the best iPad stands and best iPad accessories.

Nebo is the go-to app for digital note-taking as it's praised highly for its handwriting recognition. Nebo has the ability to understand a whopping 66 languages and can even translate your handwritten notes into a format that can be sent as an email — how nifty is that?

Using your Apple pencil, you can also create a range of shapes and sketches, making your digital notes feel just like the real thing.

On Nebo, you can also insert images and diagrams, and also annotate external media. This means that you have so much flexibility with the Nebo app, but if you ever find yourself stuck or need some guidance, there's a whole community of Nebo users ready to help you over on the Nebo tips and tricks videos opens in new tab. Noteshelf is jam-packed with features like pressure sensitivity, double-tap support and integrated Siri to make sure it's the best note-taking app it can be.

With Noteshelf, you can record audio notes, mark up PDFs or images as well as accurate handwriting recognition and autoshapes. Notability is so much more than a note-taking app with its combination of handwriting, photos, typing and drawing tools. Meaning that you don't have to hop to a totally separate app to get your sketch on. One of the coolest features of the Notability app is the palm rejection feature. This means you can rest your hand on the screen without having to worry about it affecting your work.

Notability will also straighten any lines you'd like to be ruled, so all your notes will look as neat as neat can be. Evernote is a notetaking iPad Pro app but it's a little like marmite because some people love it and others, well, not so much. It's a great app for collecting sketches, notes, to-do lists and websites, but some users find it a little difficult to navigate.

One of the cool things about Evernote is that you can record audio while sketching, meaning that you can work as you listen. But the fun doesn't stop there, the Evernote app also offers automatic palm rejection, as well as pressure sensitivity, meaning that you can really fill your notes with expressive lines strokes.

LiquidText is the perfect app for reading and annotating. LiquidText prides itself on its ability to support active reading, which means that you can highlight sections of what you're reading to come back to later, or collapse parts and sections of the document so you can refer to different parts at once. Again, having the Apple Pencil will benefit you greatly when it comes to using these iPad Pro apps.

The Apple Pencil will make it faster to use the app with its pressure and tilt sensitivity features, making LiquidText feel similar to the real thing. And if you've bagged yourself the Apple Pencil 2 then you can also use LiquidText's adjustable double-tap compatibility.

Adobe's Illustrator CC is one of the industry-standard programmes for digital art, so it stands to reason that the vector art iPad Pro app is a great addition for the Apple Pencil, allowing you to design on the go with your Apple device. We tried it out it in our Illustrator for iPad review and found, though it is a streamlined version, it still works brilliantly as a standalone program note: we tested a full version of Illustrator for iPad on the inch iPad Pro M1, , using an Apple Pencil 2.

We especially love how the Apple Pencil works seamlessly with the software and the fact it is way more accessible and simple to navigate than the desktop version. Illustrator for iPad lets you create lines, shapes, type, gradients, and effects, and you can use your Apple Pencil to merge and cut graphics with quick gestures, removing unwanted areas.

You can add effects such as point gradients, radial repeats, patterns, and symmetry, and invite others to edit your projects, too. There are over 18, fonts, as well as seamless cloud integration so you can work across your Creative Cloud apps. There's also a large community accessible via live streams on the app, including tutorials and inspirations from creative professionals. For the best current prices on an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription, which includes Illustrator in all its versions, see the details below.

One of the best iPad Pro apps for digital painting, Inspire Pro offers a surprisingly realistic art experience with an impressive feature set that can deliver truly professional results. With mediums such as oil, chalk, pastels and paint, the app offers multiple blending options including blending paint with the dry brush , which are based on painting using real materials.

The software is intuitive, and the Apple Pencil works with it like a dream. Burst and Timer can also be enabled any time you need them. Focus Peaking highlights the parts of the image that are in focus, which is invaluable if you are focusing manually. Zebra Stripes detect those parts of your composition that are over- or underexposed. Depth information is saved alongside the image, and the adjustments in The Lab can be selectively applied to distant or close subjects.

In version 22 we introduced: New Foundations We have rewritten a lot of the app to use the latest technologies, making it faster, modernized, and future-proof.

But you may be wondering, what's in it for you? For starters, we have been able to redesign the editor, to make it much prettier and way more streamlined. For example, you can now effortlessly scroll through dozens of filters instead of seeing them in pages of 9 at a time.

Layering effects and tweaking their intensities is now a much more intuitive and accessible process. And the new design is simply- gorgeous on iPad: you have a big editing area and a vertical toolbar to work with.

We are really proud of all of these changes, and we think you'll enjoy the smoother, more effortless editing experience. UltraRes: Capture Every Detail Second up is our new UltraRes feature: it allows you to upscale your photos up to 48 Megapixels, which is 4 times what the native camera sensor can achieve. How does it work? It uses a lightning fast machine-learning model that we painstakingly trained on millions of photos, to teach it how to upscale images without making them blurry.

Keep every detail in your photos, and don't ever be afraid to crop or print them! UltraRes is available both through a camera preset, and also as a new tool in the editor: you can apply it to any photo you've taken, even with the system camera.

Tweaks and Fixes In addition to the usual bug-squishing fest we perform for every major release, we enjoy taking the time to throw in a request or two from our favorite people, you! The one we love most this time around is the live histogram in the camera screen, which you can enable through the tools button in the top left corner of the camera.

This has been a popular request from our pro customers, but it can be very useful for anyone interested in getting better pictures! The Fine Print - UltraRes is available in devices with a neural engine i. This is because the process is much slower in other devices, and editing takes more memory than they have. Additionally, it will not upscale photos larger than 12 Mpx. We love how it looks in the phone's left "ear". Retrieved November 26, Viral video of an iPad drawing". LA Times. Retrieved December 3, Huffington Post.

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