How to Align Objects | Adobe Illustrator

Thanks a lot! I did it finally!!! :)

You would think I would've known this already, but thank you.

thank you

The default tempo for the soft is 120 and when i set the tempo to 100 and played it again, the midi plays again in 120 bpm in tempo. Can

Why is the view even leaving the monitor screen. That is the dumbest thing about this video. I didn’t even finish watching this video for that reason. The whole point is to instruct someone.

How do i align multiple objects? I have manually created a grid and would like this grid to be in the center of a circle I also created.

Horrible. Not at all what I wanted. Even in your demonstration, you show all the boxes being combined into one point rather than equally spread and even on the artboard. Illustration makes things so much more complicated than they need to. Photoshop does all this seamlessly.

second 3.17 was what i want, thanks a lot man i hope ur fine.

ty for this tutorial :)

Thank you so much! Just what I needed.

Thank you well done! But I transfer now from Coreldraw which is much better at aligning. Here so tough I want to click just R button to align-right. is here depends on which object select first to alignment? and why isn't a 1 button to center absolutely to artboard /with just 1 key button as a Corel/ Here so much to that easy thing! Oh how i miss CorelDraw

great vid... very helpfull

You didnt show how to make a key object.

Can you tell me how could i make column and row in same distence (any line)

i need help, the upper window where we click to align isnt present for me

Thanks for the tutorial.

thanks you save me

thank you

Is there a way to make an object to align on a slant so the object is also slightly rotated but to align flat on the slant?

You are great.😊

thanks bruh

kan you reding a illustrator (Please......)

This was great, but 1 question. Let say I have several tickets on a page. But there is also a back of the ticket. How can I aline both pages. So when I print them the front and back print correctly.

To align to key object, you've just got to control+highlight them all and then the key object you just single click on it.

Why Adobe Illustrator don't learn from Corel and make more shortcuts on these. Anyway, this guy explanation seem not clear himself on attribute and Key object.

Can’t believe there’s no key shortcuts to align objects on AI. You have them on corel

I need a shortcuts of horizontal and vertical aligning

It doesn't work. I have two 87px wide objects and they only align half pixels off. I tried disabling all the snapping and pixel grid but it just doesn't align them. I can't believe how buggy Illustrator actually is.

Hide that dock dude

THANK YOU BRO! DURING YEARS IN ARCHITECTURE LESSONS NEVER HAD USE THIS "COMAND"!

How do i align objects in round?

So helpful and clear, thank you!

You didn't really explain how to make a key object. You spent all this time on common knowledge stuff, but didn't cover the more crucial, difficult to understand topics. Disappointing.

handsome guy😀😀..

thank you

thanks for sharing

thank you.

Thanks man

thx my friend. it is very useful. Pc de anahtar nesneyi seçmek için alt tuşuna basın.

Why so angry?

THANK YOU!

thank you.

the part with Key Object Alignment is not clear at all. And it is the most interesting in my opinion.

Thank you! I love your tutorials, they're simple, clear and touch on everything you need, like how to get the align/distribute box to show up!

what if my shape, lets assume rectangle, is
at an angle because I rotate manualy! How to "align" that shape or any else to be horizontal with its base line?

You left out how to put the black square "on top". You clicked it but didn't explain what you did.

this man is so beautiful

Thank you for this tutorial - I was struggling with a Tuts+ Tutorial and couldn't understand how to align my objects using specific pixels. 

For those who are struggling with the key object - when you have selected TWO of your objects - using the drop down arrow next to Distribute Spacing - Align To: Key Object and then select YOUR MAIN object and then click the OTHER Object [Assuming your OTHER object is the one you are aligning to match the MAIN object] 

then you choose how you want to align it - by distributing the spacing e.t.c. 

I listened to what the guy said, PLAY WITH IT.