If you enjoyed this tutorial you may also like our Illustrator tutorials on loading and saving color swatches, creating an SVG, and making a seamless pattern. Your artboard will then fit to the edges of your design. Select Object > Artboards > Fit to Artwork bounds. Next, fit your artwork to the artboard size. This is a vector image created in the Adobe Illustrator program. Create or resize your artwork to your desired size. Best way to convert your AI to JPG file in seconds. When using artboards you may need to adjust the sizing to fit your artwork. Once you have amended your sizes, select OK to apply the changes.
Here, you can change various features of the artboards. You can open individual Artboard Options by selecting the artboard icon on the right of your artboard name.Īlternatively, select the burger menu in the top right of the Artboard panel, then select Artboard Options. You can also click and hold shift to select more. Within this panel you can select individual artboards. A third way to change the document size is to enter the values into the Artboard Options bar at the top of the screen. Once you’ve done this, pressing the ESCAPE key on your keyboard will commit the changes.
If the panel is not in your right toolbar, select Window > Artboards. Another way to change the document size is to drag the handles that show in the corners and the sides of the artboard page.
Let us begin by opening your artboards panel. Step 1 - Open and select artboards to resize Resizing single or multiple artboardsĪrtboards can be easily resized whether you have one or many. For my artwork, I am using the Irene Florentina from Font Bundles. I know that you can draw a rectangle, then go to the Artboards window and choose 'Convert to Artboards' from the flyout menu with the rectangle (s) selected.
#Adobe illustrator change artboard size how to
In this tutorial we will take you through 2 processes of how to change the size of your artboard in Adobe Illustrator. 42 I am trying to figure out how to make an artboard automatically snap to the size of an image.
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