The entire report is worth taking a look at if you’re curious how professional apps run on Apple’s latest systems. Part of that performance bump is a result of Adobe Sensei’s use of the M1 SoC’s Neural Engine.Īlongside the announcement, Adobe released results of a report that shows its apps run 80% faster on M1 Macs than comparable Intel systems. Adobe says Illustrator users will see an overall performance increase of 65%, while InDesign users will see a 59% increase, and Lightroom Classic users will see two- to four-fold increases depending on the feature they use.Īdobe says the Premier Pro M1 Mac beta is showing 77% performance gains on average too. The big news from Adobe today is that three more Creative Cloud apps are available natively on Apple’s latest M1 Macs: Illustrator, InDesign, and Lightroom Classic. The company also revealed several features coming to its other desktop and mobile apps and published a benchmark analysis that it commissioned from Andreas Pfeiffer of Pfeiffer Consulting, showing that, on average, Creative Cloud apps run 80% faster on M1 Macs compared to comparable Intel systems. Adobe continues to release M1-native versions of its Creative Cloud apps, announcing today that native Apple silicon versions of Illustrator, InDesign, and Lightroom Classic are all available now.
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