Another go-to design solution from Adobe, Illustrator is the preferred design software for numerous designers and illustrators who want to access an intuitive interface with tools that can simplify the entire design process. The dashboard is simple and streamlined. Collaboration is at the forefront of this platform, with cloud-sharing capabilities supporting document sharing and easy collaboration. Customer support is also available so you can get the most out of your service.
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Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, On-Premise Linux |
Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
Training | Documentation |
Languages | English |
Illustrator is a versatile design program. I've been using it for over 10 years and I use it daily. It's great for creating vector artwork for print projects.
I wish it worked better in conjunction with Adobe InDesign in certain situations. Several of the tools have gotten better over the years and as long as Adobe continues to update it, I will continue to use it. I wish the text editing features were a little better as far as the spelling/grammar check capabilities. I also dislike not being able to create large format designs to scale. It would be nice if the maximum artboard size were larger.
I create almost everything I make in Illustrator. I love being able to save my work as a PDF to share with others who do not use Illustrator but I can still edit the file.
I use this program everyday for a multitude of tasks, this is one of my favorite programs to use.
The program crashes sometimes so save frequently.
The benefits are endless I solve some many logo programs with this program
Illustrator is easy to use if you know basic photoshop already. The multiple artboards are great and easy of the tools make designing anything easy. Making shapes and graphic images is easy and the tools make sure for what they are intended for. There are also a ton of tutorials for help that you may need.
If you are super used to how to edit things in photoshop, getting used to illustrator will be an adjustment but not a hard one, I wish it was easier to navigate.
Quick graphics turnaround for marketing purposes when our in house graphic designers are busy with other projects,
The tools, the vector aspect, the updated integration between the rest of the Creative Cloud.
Cropping tool is slightly frustrating sometimes compared to other creative cloud software.
None, Adobe is great at what they do!
As I’ve said in another review, the way the Adobe Creative Suite uses the same tools and processes makes it so easy to learn. I use Illustrator for vector tracings of my hand-drawn illustrations so I can digitally manipulate and color them.
The only thing I can think of would be the cost - I have not used Illustrator in a while because my account expired, and I’ve been too lazy/cheap to pay for it to work again.
It’s great for large sized print offs or posters. Vectors are necessary when it comes to advertising and promoting.
The ability to do literally anything from a creative aspect.
From time to time there are crashes with my AI.
I am able to work on multiple jobs at once being very efficient.
This software is very complete and complex but the possibilities of creation are practically endless. It has extensive documentation and video tutorials on the internet. The interface is very nice.
In each update requests more resources from your computer, mainly in RAM, so I recommend having a good PC to avoid these problems.
As a graphic designer it is essential to master this software as it has become practically a standard for graphic design vector. In my company it is a mandatory software for designers due to its versatility.
What I love the most about Adobe Illustrator is the fact that it helps me to create projects with incredible illustrations, full of life with intermediate tones, patterns, and artistic brushes, as well as volume infographics and realistic shadows in unsuspected perspectives.
For a beginner user, definitely the only annoying thing about Illustrator is the steep learning curve that has to be overcome in order to take the first steps in the program. Many of its functions and tools are not intuitive at all and not without taking a course from scratch, it will not be possible to get started with the program. It is a very powerful tool, but to be able to use it, you have to take the task of learning to use it very seriously. Therefore, it is not surprising to understand where the loyalty that this tool arouses in the users who work habitually with it.
Whenever you require a reliable tool to create vector graphics, Illustrator provides you with a powerful editor focused on artistic creation for illustration. If you have used Photoshop or another image editor before, most of them work with pixel images rather than vectors graphics that have limitations regarding size and quality. With vector graphics you can create logos, fonts, shapes, icons, backgrounds or any ,graphic resources, which due to the nature of vectors, will not lose quality, no matter how much you expand or reduce your graphics.
I love how easy it is to manipulate your artwork and navigate around the program. So many options for design, you can literally accomplish anything you want to, and in multiple different ways.
Don't like how some of the awesome controls and features in other Adobe creative suites programs are not included here. Makes it confusing sometimes.
Making professional designs that represent my business well. Working with printing companies and being able to access and manipulate their files.
This is such a great platform for creating awesome graphic designs. On a daily basis, I'm making things for print, our website, social media, etc.
I would still consider myself to be somewhat a beginner, so there are a lot of things that you can learn to do over time, so in the beginning it can potentially look a little intimidating with all the options, but once you get the hang of it, it's not bad.
This is allowing us to do all of our designs within house without outsourcing to a different company.
Adobe Illustrator is by far the best vector graphics designing tool I've ever used. Starting with the simple lines, shapes and brushes, it can take me to a new level of designing combined with my experience and skill. I started designing with Adobe Illustrator without having any prior lessons or experience in a similar platform. But after getting familiarize with the tools and functions, it was super easy to do even complex vector designs.
So far there is nothing to be disliked. Each and every tool and feature is ideal for any skill level user.
When designing logos, illustrations, diagrams, etc. Adobe Illustrator has been serving a lot.
Testing several software, I realized that there is no other tool in design that compares with Adobe Illustrator. It is fascinating to have an adaptable worktable, with various functions to improve and give a professional touch to your designs, you can make any sketch, drawings, reports, web layout, logos, art infinity. The availability of many functions found in other tools of adobe here is present including filters to improve each photo retouching, it is even a novelty to have the availability of auto save your projects and thus not lose your progress if there is any failure or inconvenience with your equipment.
During a walk through each version of Adobe Illustrator I found the improvements and the debugging of common errors that existed when you were carrying a project with many editions, layers or imports of images, it froze and stopped working; In its most recent version this does not happen and it operates correctly, it is a pleasure to have these advances and that the Adobe team has resorted to debugging them. Its cost has been a surprise, at first we all agreed that it was very expensive but the truth is that for the performance and the service they provide is a guarantee that covers the cost of their license.
I have had the opportunity to show great results from a sketch and give an identity to my designs, this is part of the various functions that allow you to achieve spectacular designs with professional finishes. It is a totally intuitive tool adaptable to have access to any additional window or panel, such as cryptograms, color palettes, browsers, layers, stroke editions, gradients, it is a very complete application.
It's Adobe. Of course it's going to be fantastic. But Illustrator in particular is incredible--I prefer it over Photoshop is almost every regard. The tools can be similar, but Illustrator allows so much more flexibility.
As with most adobe products, the learning curve can be steep, but the reward is well-worth it.
I can edit some our logos with ease when needed.
It is super simple to quickly create assets I need for personal and professional projects.
The interface can be unnecessarily difficult to use; I wish it was more intuitive in the same way as photoshop and indesign are.
Creating assets for print and web files.
Adobe Illustrator is one of the most productive tool which has all the ability and tools to put any imagination into a high quality picture. The tools and all the features are perfectly synchronize in order to provide user-friendly experience. There are several options to render the picture in any ways we want it to be. It always produces the most high quality pictures which can be used either for printing or for digital purposes. By far, adobe illustrator is the most advance tool which has really facilitated its users with high performing features.
Although Adobe Illustrator is the most advance tool for picture rendering but most of the tool are quite complex and really hard to get used to it. In accordance with my own personal experience, most of the tool requires continuous practice in order to get used to it for convenient work. Thus, it's not a user-friendly tool at all and the working dashboard also seems to be quite complex too. Sometimes, it gets a bit confusing to use. I also feel it takes up a lot of memory, which slows down the working process.
One of my favorite features of Adobe Illustrator is the transparent export. This is especially useful when I'm creating a graphic that will be used in a separate document (like a logo or chart). I never have to worry about having a white block around graphics and I can easily place them onto any document since they're transparent.
I love adobe for how easy, creative it is for your everyday life needs.
I would say it can be a bit difficult to understand but you just need practice.
I’m a college student so it has helped me with my projects .
The amazing end result that you get when you finish a project is by far my favorite part of this entire program. The amount of options you have at the tips of your fingers is honestly unlimited and you can make so many amazing images or even cartoon like characters!
The only major downside of this program is the fact that usability is a little challenging if you aren't already familiar with other graphics heavy software and have some sort of IT background.
We are rebranding our entire college beacause some of the past administration has tarnished the reputation so we are heavily relying on Adobe products to help and Illustrator is one that we are using quite often to get the job done.
Illustrator is my go-to design software for anything from UI designs to event flyers. It's really limitless in terms of what you can do with it.
Sometimes the UI can be a bit overwhelming for inexperienced users. The image trace tool could be a lot better.
We use illustrator to make custom graphics and layouts for social media, UI mockups, flyers, and everything. The cross-compatibility is nice.
Adobe Illustrator is silky smooth to use and the features of it is really promising. It supports lots of commonly available file types and after editing, the files could be exported to many file formats too. The ability of creating new shapes and objects with basic tools and getting that in to a very advanced level is so easy with Adobe Illustrator. Even a new user can self study and grasp the features of Adobe Illustrator in no time.
There is nothing to dislike at all. Everything is perfect.
Adobe Illustrator is used as the main vector graphics editor. Generally it is used to edit files in pdf or Ai format and export into DXF format.
The ability to produce and or convert vector assets with ease
CPU to GPU processing capacity. Nvidia GPU works best
Creating and converting vector and elements for animation.