🧰 How to Use Grids in Adobe Illustrator | Beginner Guide to Rulers, Guides & Preferences Working in Adobe Illustrator and want clean, organized layouts? In this tutorial, I walk you through how to use rulers, guides, and grids—essential tools for precision and alignment in your design work. You'll learn how to customize your grid preferences, set ruler zeros, and lock guides so your layouts stay clean and intentional. 🎯 Whether you're designing logos, web graphics, or print layouts, mastering grids in Illustrator will help take your work to the next level. 👇 Jump to a section: ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 Intro: Working with grids in Illustrator 00:12 Creating a new 8x8” file 00:28 Turning on rulers (Command+R) 00:42 Dragging out guides from the ruler 01:04 Guide preferences (color, style) 01:21 Grid settings: lines vs dots 01:46 Locked vs unlocked guides 02:07 Locking guides once positioned 02:14 Clearing guides 02:22 Ruler zero and aligning to artboards 02:40 Ruler behavior with multiple artboards 02:52 Custom zero point 03:06 Showing full grid (View • Show Grid) 03:15 Customizing grid settings (spacing, subdivisions) 03:41 Example: 1 inch grid with 1/4” subdivisions 03:46 Toggle grid visibility 03:54 Recap: Grid setup basics #illustratortutorial #illustrator #graphicdesign

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