Adobe Illustrator Overview



The industry-standard vector graphics software lets you create logos, icons, drawings, typography, and illustrations for print, web, video, and mobile. Millions of designers and artists use Illustrator CC to create everything from web icons and product packaging to book illustrations and billboards.

Key Features of Adobe Illustrator



   Iconic work at any size.

   Get all the drawing tools you need to turn simple shapes and colors into sophisticated logos, icons, and graphics. Illustrator artwork is vector-based software, so it can scale down for mobile screens and up to billboard size — and always look crisp and beautiful.

   Gorgeous typography that says it all.

   Incorporate a company name into a logo, create a flyer, or mock up a website design with the best type tools out there. Add effects, manage styles, and edit individual characters to create typographic designs that perfectly express your messages.

   Draw attention everywhere.

   Create freehand drawings, or trace and recolor imported photos to turn them into works of art. Use your illustrations anywhere, including printed pieces, presentations, websites, blogs, and social media.

   Pro power comes standard.

   With fast, responsive performance and precision tools, it’s easy to focus on design, not process. Reuse your vector graphics across documents. Work seamlessly with other Creative Cloud apps like Photoshop, InDesign, XD, and Premiere Pro. Illustrator makes it a snap to add artwork to designs, video, and more.

   Freeform Gradients

   Easily create rich color blends that give your objects and artwork a more natural look and feel.

   Global Editing

   Save time by modifying repeating text or objects across multiple artboards all at once.

   Customizable toolbar

   Add or remove tools so you have just the ones you want, and group them the way that works best for you.

   Presentation and Trim Preview

   Turn artboards into slides you can easily project and share, and see how documents with bleeds will look with the edges trimmed off.



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