ImageReady from Illustrator

The images in the previous post were exported directly from Adobe Illustrator. I frequently use the Save for Web feature, which is ready a lighter version of ImageReady — the web-side of Photoshop.

First off, the keyboard shortcut is Ctrl + Alt + Shift + S. Anything that has has a four button keyboard shortcut must be good, right?

By default, you will see the 4-Up tab with your artwork cropped to artwork itself — even if your artwork falls off the page. First thing that I like to do is change the image size so it is clipped to the artboard/page; this provides me with expected results. From here I can also adjust the output size to create my large and thumbnail images.

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Published:: 04.12.07 / 1am

Category:: Adobe, Illustrator, Tips & Tricks, Web

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