Bring your creative visions to life with Adobe Illustrator, the industry-standard tool for vector graphics and design. In this category, explore tutorials that guide you from mastering the basics of shapes, paths, and text to creating intricate illustrations, logos, and infographics. Whether you’re a beginner learning the ropes or a seasoned designer aiming to polish your skills, our Illustrator tutorials are tailored to spark creativity and refine technique. Design with precision, freedom, and endless possibilities.

Create an Arc with Specified Number of Anchor Points – Illustrator Script

This Adobe Illustrator script creates a smooth arc with a specified number of anchor points. It features an integrated ScriptUI dialog that allows users to input parameters such as the number of anchor points, radius, start angle, and end angle. The script centers the arc within the active document’s artboard and calculates smooth in/out handles…

Glyph Artboard Creator with Descriptive Names – Illustrator Script

This Illustrator script streamlines the process of generating individual artboards for each glyph from a defined character set. Each artboard is automatically assigned a descriptive name that corresponds to the glyph it represents (e.g., “Uppercase_A” for A, “Lowercase_a” for a, “Number_0” for 0, etc.). The script creates a new document, sets a standardized artboard size,…

Grid Duplicator and Color Modifier – After Effects Script

This Adobe Illustrator script allows you to duplicate selected objects in a grid layout while providing options to assign custom duplicate counts and fill colors for each object. The script also offers flexible grid configuration, enabling you to either set manual grid dimensions (rows and columns with a specified margin) or let Illustrator automatically determine…

Outliner Script for Adobe Illustrator

This script, developed by Tom from Inventsable (contact: tom@inventsable.cc) and based on the Outliner project hosted on GitHub, enables you to convert all paths in the active Illustrator document into permanent outlines. In this context “outlines” mean that every path is re-rendered with its individual anchor points and handles drawn explicitly. The modification is non-destructive…