Make rulers bigger in with larger UI scales
I know Illustrator has the 'For High PPI Displays . . .' option for higher scale factors but, that is reliant on the OS custom graphic scaling.
1 - Either allow for custom/pre-set ruler size or
2 - Make it like Photoshop.
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Related to another request:
Make size of artboard number/name label change with the UI size slider
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/46737121 -
Gary
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Uwhooooooo Adobe. How about a fix for the tiny text on the ruler, I had to go out and buy a magnifying glass to be able to see. Need a way to adjust it, give some options.
Adobe 2023 on my 4k, teeny tiny
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Janek Bevendorff commented
Definitely an issue with fractional scaling on Windows10/11 in all Adobe apps, including Illustrator, Photoshop, and Lightroom. The effects are always a little different. In Illustrator, the rulers are tiny. In Photoshop, most things look fine, but sometimes the cursor size is messed up. In Lightroom, everything is broken.
Some things can be fixed by overriding the scaling settings in Windows, but Lightroom remains a hot mess. Using an integer scaling (100% or 200%) gets rid of the problems as well, but then everything is either way too small or way too big.
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I think this is more a bug than a feature request and should be moved in a different branch.
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Marc Christiansen commented
this is still an issue, please fix
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Tonia Suarez
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I'd like to see the font size of the rulers have the option of a sliding scale. The numbers are super tiny. While zooming in is great to be able to be more precise, it doesn't do any good when you still can't actually read the ruler because the font is too small to see. Also, when zooming in, it would be nice if 1/8" and 1/16" marks would become apparent on the ruler the further in you zoomed
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Stephanie Cervi
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Illustrator on the left, Photoshop on the right.
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Stephanie Cervi
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I use a Wacom Cintiq and the rulers are way too small to see clearly. I don't want to scale the rest of the UI because even going up one step on the slider makes everything too big. This isn't a problem in Photoshop or InDesign, just Illustrator.
Screenshot in comments.
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Christopher
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I went to suggest this and found it already exists! Anyone have an answer to this?
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Dmitry
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Same pls fix. Windows 10
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Christopher
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Attached are the ruler in Illustrator and InDesign at 100%. At the next higher UI scale, the ruler is readable but icons and text become too large.
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wanderphx
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The ruler always seems to get hidden after updates but also it is very small relative to the icons and file menu.
This means at 100% UI scale the ruler is too small but at medium (doesn't say what % for some reason) the ruler is too big and icons are way too big.
This only became an issue when I started using higher resolution monitors (anything greater than 1920x1080). So my guess is it has something to do with a relationship with Windows 10 GUI and Illustrator.
Any insight would be appreciated and questions welcomed. Attached is illustrator at 100% and Indesign
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applephx
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If I increase the UI to the next highest setting, the ruler is a bit large but everything else is huge!
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Gabriel Leni commented
It's super tiny and almost useless, I have to use a looking glass to see what's going on. Please allow users to increase the size of the ruler UI ! It's Nov-2020. Adobe's software is dragging behind and becoming outdated.
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Christo Boshoff commented
Same Please fix
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Christo Boshoff commented
Please! I can barely see what they say...
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Anonymous
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Hi, is there meanwhile any kind of solution available?
Did anyone from Adobe take care?
(Have the same issue on my Win 10 4K System.) -
Clint
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Please add a preferences setting to increase the size of rulers. When using a 4K monitor the rulers are so tiny that I have to set my monitor to display at 175% in order to read them at all.
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Anonymous
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Same here, still no fix on version 23.1 in 2019. I am on Windows 10, viewing on a 4K screen at 3840x2160 resolution. The problem persists whether I have the Windows 'size of text, apps, and other items' setting at my preferred 175% or their recommended 150% value. It may be of interest that I happen to have another, lower resolution, screen used in 'extend' mode: moving illustrator to that screen the rulers appear normal scale.
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Breno
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Same here. Still no fix.