Illustrator

Generative recolor in Illustrator offers reduced effort and enhanced inspiration in less time. You can explore a variety of palettes in seconds without manual recoloring. To begin, select your artwork, …

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Illustrator retype can save you from flattened files and unknown fonts. If you have ever received a design or been asked to recreate a design from a file, you know …

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You can collaborate in Illustrator in several ways that will allow clients and collaborators to view, comment and even edit your files. Share using the Package command When sending someone …

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Illustrator export options provide you with multiple ways to create usable files. To begin exporting you artwork, choose File > Export > Export As. Select a location for the file, …

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Illustrator has different drawing modes, that let you create, paste, or place content behind other content or within a vector shape.  Add content behind all other content With nothing selected …

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Compound paths allow you to cut holes in objects. Think of a donut shape where you can see through the hole. You can edit these paths independently with the direct …

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Clipping masks are shapes (aka a clipping path) that mask lawyers below it. Only what is within the mask is visible. The clipping path needs to be a vector object …

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The pencil tool is a freehand way to create curves and paths. This is the drawing tool that most closely resembles drawing on paper.  To draw, simply click and drag. …

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