Illustrator is a great tool for creating graphics, but it can be difficult to show the tools you’re using. Here are some tips for displaying your tools in Illustrator:

  1. Use the Eyedropper Tool to Copy and Paste Tools from One Area to Another The Eyedropper Tool lets you copy and paste tools from one area of your Illustrator document to another. This is helpful if you want to show how a particular tool works or if you need to use the same tool in multiple areas of your artwork. Simply select the tool you want to use, and then click and drag it over the area where you want it to appear.
  2. Use the Grid Tool to Organize Your Tools on Your Artboard The Grid Tool can help you organize your tools on your artboard. To use it, first select the Grid Tool (it’s located in the toolbar at the top of your Illustrator window). Then, click and drag any corner of your artboard so that it becomes a grid line. You can now position your tools anywhere on this grid line, and they’ll stay put as you move them around later on. This is helpful if you need to keep track of which tool is which while you’re working on a project.
  3. Use Keyboard Shortcuts for Quick Access to Tools You Use Often If there are certain tools that you use often, consider using keyboard shortcuts instead of clicking each time you want to access them. For example, press Ctrl+A (PC: Cmd+A)to select all objects in your document. Then, press D (PC: Del)to delete selected objects. And finally, press F (PC: Ctrl+F)to open the Find dialog box so that you can search for specific text or symbols within your document. ..