#illustratortool

We all love making cool vector art. But coloring can take a long time, right?

Here is a tool to help you! It's called the Live Paint Selection Tool in Adobe Illustrator. Its easy key is Shift + L.

What does it do? If you have many small shapes close together, this tool lets you select many of those shapes at once. Then you can fill all of them with your chosen color very quickly.

It makes coloring complex artwork so much easier and faster! Try this magic trick in your next project! ✨

If you’re working in Adobe Illustrator, the Live Paint Bucket Tool (K) is a must-try. It helps you fill your designs with color even when your shapes aren’t perfect or fully closed. Beginners love it because it’s so easy to use. Professionals rely on it to speed up complex coloring tasks.

Let’s be real — matching colors or styles manually is a pain. But the Eyedropper Tool? A life-saver. Click. Copy. Apply. That’s it. It works for: 🎨 Colors 🖍️ Strokes 🔠 Fonts 🌈 Gradients

💡 Design Tip of the Day! Want to give your flat shapes more life? Try the Mesh Tool (U) in Adobe Illustrator!

It lets you create realistic shading, smooth gradients, and a 3D look – all from a simple shape. Great for faces, clothes, products, or anything you want to make pop!

🎯 Perfect for:

Beginner graphic designers

Product image editors

eCommerce brand creators

If you're just getting into Adobe Illustrator, learn how to use the Gradient Tool (G). It's super easy and makes your colors flow beautifully together.

🎨 Use it to:

Make logos stand out

Add light + shadows

Create smooth color backgrounds

The Join Tool helps you fix open lines and messy vector paths in just one click.

👉 Select two endpoints and use the Join Tool — you’ll get a clean, smooth connection. Easy and fast.

This is super useful for:

New designers learning vector art

Photo editors working on ecommerce images

Anyone fixing outlines, shapes, or logos

Use Shift + E to activate the Path Eraser Tool in Adobe Illustrator.

It lets you erase only what you need — perfect for editing vectors, fixing logos, or refining shapes. No more deleting entire paths when you just want a small fix.

Want to draw freehand in Adobe Illustrator? Use the Pencil Tool! Just press N on your keyboard and sketch away.

Great for rough drawings, ideas, or just having fun with lines. If you’re a beginner designer, a photo editor, or working in eCommerce, this one’s for you.