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Eliminate the guesswork by previewing your Adobe XD designs complete with transitions on native devices, in real time via USB (macOS only) or by loading them as cloud documents.
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
Adobe XD is a design tool, and this Android app is its companion for checking the result on a phone or tablet. The listing describes it as a way to see XD designs running on a real device, so a designer can judge a layout without relying only on the desktop screen.
It suits designers who build screens in Adobe XD and want to see how they behave on Android hardware. The listing gives two ways to get a design onto the device: a live connection over USB, or a cloud document opened in the app.
The build we hold is Adobe Xd 50.7.0 (53955) (APKS split bundle) for Android 9.0 and up.
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The live route connects the device to a Mac over USB, and the listing says this route works on macOS only. Changes made in the design can show up on the device in real time while the cable stays connected.
This is the option for working iteratively: adjust a screen on the computer, then look at the result on the Android device without exporting or re-uploading anything.
The other route loads XD designs as cloud documents. The listing does not require a USB connection for this route, so a design can be opened on the Android device from its cloud copy.
This suits a designer who wants to hand a prototype to a phone or tablet away from the computer that built it.
The listing says previews include transitions between screens, so a prototype can be tested for how one screen moves into the next, not just how each static screen looks.
Together, the USB and cloud routes let a designer review screen flow and transitions on the device they are designing for.