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How to Paint and Change Colors in Adobe Illustrator

Learn how to paint and Change Colors in Adobe Illustrator with clear steps, practical tips, and key considerations for completing the task safely.

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This guide explains how to paint and Change Colors in Adobe Illustrator, with clear steps, practical tips, and important checks before you begin.

How to Paint and Change Colors in Adobe Illustrator screenshot

First you need to download the exercise form so that you can easily follow my instructions.

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Fill and Stroke in Adobe Illustrator

To get started with colors in Adobe Illustrator, you first need to learn about Fill and Stroke . Open the exercise in Adobe Illustrator and choose the Selection Tool in the toolbar.

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Next, click on the left picture.

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Looking to the Appearance window, you will see there are 2 color boxes: Fill and Stroke , in which:

  • The green part of the object is Fill - the main color of the object.
  • The red part is the Stroke - the border color of the object.

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To change the main color, click and Fill , you will see a palette appear available colors called Swatches .

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You can select the colors provided here to change the color of the object.

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The second panel is called Color Mixer , you adjust the CMYK color indexes to choose the most suitable color.

Fill and Stroke in Adobe Illustrator screenshot 7

For Stroke you also choose the color according to the same operation.

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You can adjust the thickness of the border by changing its pt measurement, the smaller the bezel, the thinner and vice versa.

Fill and Stroke in Adobe Illustrator screenshot 9

Color Picker

Thus, manipulating and changing object colors only include 2 steps:

  1. Select the object with the Selection Tool .
  2. Change the Fill and Stroke colors as you like.

Try changing colors with other objects, using Color Picker :

Select the object with the Selection Tool .

Color Picker screenshot 10

Select Color Picker on the toolbar.

Color Picker screenshot 11

First drag to select the color in the Color Spectrum bar.

Color Picker screenshot 12

Then, choose the exact shade you want by dotting the left color area.

Color Picker screenshot 13

The new color you choose will appear here, below is the old color for you to compare. Once you've found the color you want, click OK to apply.

Color Picker screenshot 14

Copy colors in Adobe Illustrator

For quick color copying, use the Eyedropper Tool in the toolbar.

First, select the object you want to change color with the Selection Tool .

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Then select the Eyedropper Tool .

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Click on the color area you want to copy, and the object will be changed to the same color.

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At this point, the tutorial on how to color and replace in Adobe Illustrator has ended. Wishing you a successful practice!

Stay tuned for the next articles of ThuThu ThuatPhucSoft. vn to learn more about Adobe Illustrator!

FAQ

What should I know about Paint and Change Colors in Adobe Illustrator?

Focus on the key features, requirements, limitations, and practical use cases explained in this guide.

How do I get the best results with Paint and Change Colors in Adobe Illustrator?

Follow the recommended steps, use current software or information, confirm compatibility, and review settings before major changes.

Are there any risks or limitations?

Potential limitations depend on compatibility, data quality, cost, privacy, support, and how the product or method is used.

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