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1. Continuous Line via Length and Angle

   Create a variant of the line tool that you can continuously add a segment via entering length and angle in a tool options dialogue box. It would stay open and follow you around on your screen until you click okay/finish/done. Just a small box with length and angle options.

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2. A mode for Free Transform tool to hug selected points tightly

   Affinity has Transform mode for selected points (see the GIF).
   Figma recently announced a similar thing — https://x.com/figma/status/2018778936482935124

   Illustrator meanwhile allows to use Scale, Rotate, and other dedicated transform tools for a partial selection. No bounding box is allowed when Direct Selection is active.
   We can pick Free Transform and use a familiar frame to transform the partial selection... but this frame hugs the entire object. This can be useful in some cases, but not that handy in others -—like when you need to work with a rather small part of a larger artwork.
   Perhaps there should be a way to may the frame hug the selection snuggly?

   Affinity has Transform mode for selected points (see the GIF).
   Figma recently announced a similar thing — https://x.com/figma/status/2018778936482935124

   Illustrator meanwhile allows to use Scale, Rotate, and other dedicated transform tools for a partial selection. No bounding box is allowed when Direct Selection is active.
   We can pick Free Transform and use a familiar frame to transform the partial selection... but this frame hugs the entire object. This can be useful in some cases, but not that handy in others -—like when you need to work with a rather small part of a larger artwork.
   Perhaps there should be a way… more

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3. Absolute mode for Scale tool

   Speaking of Transform Each new absolute mode, presented in one of Beta builds (removed for now).
   While having it is great (especially in the finished state), Transform still relies on one of 9 reference points.
   To set a custom transformation pivot/origin we need to use interactive tools... and they don’t offer absolute lengths.

   Here, take a look, a real example.

   I need to scale this > shape to be exactly 20mm height — and I need it to be scaled exactly from the position I marked with guides — the bottom right corner of it.

   Transform panel can’t offer me anything but three fixed positions. Sure, I can use one and move the artwork, using Snap to Grid. But sometimes it's just a very procedure — a selection is more complex than a single path, accidentally deselecting is quite easy, and reselecting with Undo is untrustworthy.

   So I grab Scale tool, hold Opt/Alt and click the point.
   In an ideal world I’d be able to toggle absolute mode and set 20 mm for my desired height...
   In the world we are in I paste the current height (I copied in a previous step), type 20 (the desired height), multiply in instantly by 100 by adding two more zeroes (since inputs don’t support more than one arithmetic operation) and divide it by the current height value I copied beforehand (which is not always the case).

   This gives me the result I wanted... but it could have been faster with the absolute mode, don’t you think?

   Speaking of Transform Each new absolute mode, presented in one of Beta builds (removed for now).
   While having it is great (especially in the finished state), Transform still relies on one of 9 reference points.
   To set a custom transformation pivot/origin we need to use interactive tools... and they don’t offer absolute lengths.

   Here, take a look, a real example.

   I need to scale this > shape to be exactly 20mm height — and I need it to be scaled exactly from the position I marked with guides — the bottom right corner of it.

   Transform panel can’t offer me… more

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4. Allow to select Dimension Text

   The numbers displayed by the new Dimension Line Tool should be copyable and editable. Thus we will be able to easily use them in calculations of the golden ratio and edit the length of the line when needed.

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5. Dimension Tool option that creates appropriate size lines, arrows, text, based on the art measured

   I work within a wide range of sizes, from very small to very large. 9 times out of 10 I'll go to use the dimension tool and find that the lines, arrows, text, etc. are far too large or small. I'll then go through the tedious process of deleting the dimensions, taking a wild guess that the new input sizes will do the trick, and try again. I like all the detailed controls and don't wish for them to go away, but I'd love the option for a more intuitive sizing result based upon whatever I'm measuring. for example, if I'm measuring a five inch shape, it should know not to use a 12 pt or 120 pt font, but something more fitting, like 40 pt. Maybe there could be a checkbox within the setting for "intuitive sizing".

   I work within a wide range of sizes, from very small to very large. 9 times out of 10 I'll go to use the dimension tool and find that the lines, arrows, text, etc. are far too large or small. I'll then go through the tedious process of deleting the dimensions, taking a wild guess that the new input sizes will do the trick, and try again. I like all the detailed controls and don't wish for them to go away, but I'd love the option for a more intuitive sizing result based upon whatever I'm measuring. for example, if… more

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6. A 'scale object' switch next to 'scale corners' and 'scale strokes & effects'.

   Sometimes I want to scale just an object's strokes and effects without scaling the object - for example, if I've got an 'iris' graphic style that combines multiple fills and strokes to create a stylized iris of an eye, that I created for one size of eye, and would like to use for a closeup drawing.

   Currently I would have to do something like this:

   1. draw a path with the 'iris' style, realize it's designed for a very different scale
   2. turn on scale strokes & effects
   3. rescale the path to be larger
   4. turn off scale strokes & effects
   5. rescale the path back down to roughly its original size
   6. maybe go back to step 2 if the size needs further adjustment
   7. maybe redefine the style or define a new one with a name like "iris closeup" so I don't have to do this again

   I would like to be able to do this instead:

   1. draw a path with the 'iris' style, realize it's designed for a very different scale
   2. turn on scale strokes & effects, turn off scale object
   3. rescale just the strokes & effects, maybe fiddle with the scale a few times until I get it right
   4. maybe redefine the style or define a new one with a name like "iris closeup" so I don't have to do this again

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   Possibly it would be a good idea to make it impossible to have all of the scale object/corners/strokes & effects off at once; I would suggest that 'scale object' should be the one that comes onn when you try to turn them all off at once.

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   It might also be nice to add the ability to hold down some key or another while scaling to toggle scaling objects/corners/strokes & effects, similar to the way holding down ~ lets you toggle the state of the 'transform patterns' switch with some transformation tools. Offhand I would say this ability belongs on the Scale tool, dragging the handles of the Free Transform too, and on the handles of the Bounding Boxes; I am making this list because the Free Transform and Bounding Box still don't understand the ~ key to toggle pattern transformation after many years of existance...

   Sometimes I want to scale just an object's strokes and effects without scaling the object - for example, if I've got an 'iris' graphic style that combines multiple fills and strokes to create a stylized iris of an eye, that I created for one size of eye, and would like to use for a closeup drawing.

   Currently I would have to do something like this:

   1. draw a path with the 'iris' style, realize it's designed for a very different scale
   2. turn on scale strokes & effects
   3. rescale the path to be larger
   4. turn off scale strokes & effects
   5. rescale the… more
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7. Add Biology & Scientific Diagram Tools for Easy Cell and Medical Illustrations

   As an illustrator specializing in biology, microbiology, and scientific educational diagrams, I often find it time-consuming and challenging to create natural-looking cells, organelles, biological textures, and clean labels within Adobe Illustrator. To improve workflow and accuracy, I propose that Adobe adds a dedicated set of toolbar tools designed specifically for biological and scientific illustrations, focusing on ease of use, organic shapes, and diagramming features.

   Suggested Tools Include:

   Organic Blob Tool: Create irregular, smooth cell shapes with adjustable wobble and roundness.

   Cell Chain Tool: Draw linked cells or bacteria chains with customizable spacing and size.

   Pseudopod Tool: Add flowing, arm-like extensions for visualizing amoebas or cellular movement.

   Membrane Ripple Tool: Generate subtle wavy edges to mimic membranes or cell walls.

   Cell Texture Fill Tool: Fill cells with natural biological textures like cytoplasm or granules.

   Nucleus Tool: Easily place nuclei or organelles centered inside cells.

   Cilia Brush Tool: Paint fine hair-like cilia or flagella projections from edges.

   Cross Section Tool: Draw dashed sectional lines with arrows and labels for anatomy diagrams.

   Label Connector Tool: Create snapping leader lines with easy label placement for diagrams.

   Microscope View Tool: Apply circular magnification overlays with blur outside for micrographs.

   Force Vector Tool: Draw arrows representing flows or directional forces scaled by magnitude.

   Data Plot Brush: Sketch rough graphs that snap cleanly to axis-aligned charts.

   Molecular Cluster Tool: Generate clusters of atoms or molecules with bonded shapes.

   Field Line Tool: Illustrate magnetic, electric, or fluid flow lines around objects smoothly.

   Radiation Emission Tool: Show particle or wave emissions radiating from points.

   Circuit Path Tool: Draw technical flow lines with snap-to-grid elbows for pathways.

   Axis Label Tool: Quickly create labeled graph axes with ticks and units.

   Tissue Matrix Tool: Fill areas with fibrous or mesh-like biological textures.

   Vein & Branch Tool: Create branching structures like veins, roots, or neural networks with adjustable density and angles.

   Specimen Label Tool: Add smart snapping labels with leader lines for specimens or cell parts.

   Benefits:

   Speeds up the creation of scientific and biological illustrations

   Reduces reliance on manual anchor editing or complicated plugins

   Enables clear, professional, and natural diagrams for education and publication

   Supports educators, researchers, and medical illustrators with specialized tools

   Please consider adding these toolbar tools to Illustrator to make it the go-to app for biological and scientific illustrations

   As an illustrator specializing in biology, microbiology, and scientific educational diagrams, I often find it time-consuming and challenging to create natural-looking cells, organelles, biological textures, and clean labels within Adobe Illustrator. To improve workflow and accuracy, I propose that Adobe adds a dedicated set of toolbar tools designed specifically for biological and scientific illustrations, focusing on ease of use, organic shapes, and diagramming features.

   Suggested Tools Include:

   Organic Blob Tool: Create irregular, smooth cell shapes with adjustable wobble and roundness.

   Cell Chain Tool: Draw linked cells or bacteria chains with customizable spacing and size.

   Pseudopod Tool: Add flowing, arm-like extensions… more

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8. Editable text in dimensions

   Please let designer edit the text inside the dimensions. Sometimes for mockup purpose is not possible to set a proper scale and if you place a dimension obviously the size has to be changed. Now you need to expand the aspect to let the text be editable. It would be great if the text can be editable by default.
   There is no worries for people with right scales since the value will be correct, but it will be a smart edit for others who have to change it.

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9. Allow to cut path with a drag rather than a click when using Scissors

   I want the Scissors tool to be able to cut paths like the Knife does, with a click-and-drag, splitting a path at an intersection of straight/freeform (straight by default) drawn line with a path (ideally prioritizing selected ones over others, like requested here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/36111436)

   I’m rather tired of seeing this loud modal dialog when I don’t have Smart Guides enabled and miss a line (because the tool doesn’t have enough feedback by modern times’ standards: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/44725546)

   Take a look at the fake GIF I made to show how it should work.
   A single click should still work.
   This new option should have a tweakable tolerance, a minimal distance we need to drag to get it detected as a drag-cut.
   Probably it should allow to choose if it should make first cut only or detect all intersections with a cut line.

   No, Knife tool behaves differently, compare yourself.

   And finally make this screaming message into a shy message.
   I still want to get one, but not as disruptive. Take a look at this request:
   Make ability to make warnings show in background and not in dialogue windows
   https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/32403874

   I want the Scissors tool to be able to cut paths like the Knife does, with a click-and-drag, splitting a path at an intersection of straight/freeform (straight by default) drawn line with a path (ideally prioritizing selected ones over others, like requested here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/36111436)

   I’m rather tired of seeing this loud modal dialog when I don’t have Smart Guides enabled and miss a line (because the tool doesn’t have enough feedback by modern times’ standards: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/44725546)

   Take a look at the fake GIF I made to show how it should work.
   A single click should still work.
   This… more

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10. Support all pie functions Ellipse offers for other live shapes

    There a few things circular pies need in Ai:
    1. Ellipse tool, circle pie, Shift snap to angles: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/31358686
    2. Allow to define circle pie angles in percent, with snapping options: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/46268533
    3. Reverse Pie with Opt/Alt when creating or editing an ellipse: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/49532216

    It would also be nice to add the same behavior to rectangles, for the much beloved Square Pie. Casserole, perhaps? :)

    Originally by Ellis Humphres

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11. Need Save As... in Edit Toolbar options

    I use saved toolbars, but they are tedious to create because when you click New toolbar... you get a blank toolbar and then have to add each tool one by one. I would like to open an existing toolbar (like Advanced) and have the option to Save As... under a new name - then, I can remove the tools I don't want and save it. Better to work from a starting point, than have to start from scratch.

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12. Scale tool with value input and custom anchor

    I'm not necessarily looking for a script—I’m just curious if a tool could be developed to enhance Illustrator’s Scale tool. Specifically, I’d love the ability to input a custom scale value (e.g., uniformly 125%, 100% height, 20% width, etc.) while also being able to position a custom anchor point, as currently available in the Scale tool.

    I understand that the Transform Each function allows users to select individual objects, input values, and place an anchor point. However, this feature has limitations:

    The anchor point can only be placed within the object's bounds.
    To uniformly scale multiple objects, users must group them first, apply scaling, and then ungroup—adding unnecessary steps.
    I see a clear opportunity for improvement by integrating Transform Each features directly into the Scale tool. A simple checkbox allowing users to scale objects individually from their centers would make the tool significantly more powerful. Of course, I say "simple" without knowing the underlying complexities of Illustrator’s scaling system—perhaps that’s why these tools are separate in the first place.

    That said, I rarely use the Scale Options panel because Transform Each is generally more useful. The only reason I still use the Scale tool is its anchor feature. An additional note and one quite important, since Transform Each is only accessible through the right-click menu, many newcomers might overlook it, assuming the side panel contains all available scaling options.

    Would love to hear thoughts on whether this kind of enhancement would be feasible!

    I'm not necessarily looking for a script—I’m just curious if a tool could be developed to enhance Illustrator’s Scale tool. Specifically, I’d love the ability to input a custom scale value (e.g., uniformly 125%, 100% height, 20% width, etc.) while also being able to position a custom anchor point, as currently available in the Scale tool.

    I understand that the Transform Each function allows users to select individual objects, input values, and place an anchor point. However, this feature has limitations:

    The anchor point can only be placed within the object's bounds.
    To uniformly scale multiple objects, users must group… more

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13. Allow to assign several colors as transparent for Image Trace

    Currently Image Trace allows to pick one color to ignore and replace it with full transparency. Perhaps some users might need to pick more than one color.
    UI in other places offers to setup several color chips, seems like a consistent move to allow the same here.

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14. An option to convert a line into a dimension line

    Sometimes it’s so much easier to draw a line, using a familiar click-drag-release method, instead of click-click-click method Dimension Tool uses to Manual Dimensions!

    I really with to be able to covert a viable line (an open straight line with no handles and two points only, being it a live shape or not) into a dimension, with zero offset and no extension lines.

    It IS possible to do today, but using some shenanigans I show in a GIF attached. The way extensions can’t be set to zero is a problem though, and should be reported separately.

    Some plugins and scripts allow this exact function, I don’t see why Ai can’t have it.

    Sometimes it’s so much easier to draw a line, using a familiar click-drag-release method, instead of click-click-click method Dimension Tool uses to Manual Dimensions!

    I really with to be able to covert a viable line (an open straight line with no handles and two points only, being it a live shape or not) into a dimension, with zero offset and no extension lines.

    It IS possible to do today, but using some shenanigans I show in a GIF attached. The way extensions can’t be set to zero is a problem though, and should be reported separately.

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15. Allow to hold Shift to force Aligned (orthogonal) Dimensions

    Ai now tries to smartly detect a relative position of the cursor to a dimension being created and choose if it should be parallel or oblique.

    This sound like a smart solution, but in practice is SUCKS.

    Take a look at this small GIF.
    1. The dimension between two objects is live, and responds to the object being moved up and down fine
    2. But if I choose to move it to the right, it says 'hey, I am a dimension between two points, I’m switching to be slanted'
    3. OK, I delete it and try to create anew. STRUGGLING, because the space is tight, and if I move the mouse too much, it thinks I try to create a horizontal one. Finally I am able to catch the sweet (sour) spot, and caaaarefully move it back holding my breath.
    4. Now it’s an orthogonal (aligned) dimension and I can realign my object back or move without a risk of loosing the status.

    But we can’t covert 'manual' dimensions into 'aligned' one!
    We can’t hold Shift to FORCE it to be aligned!
    WTF?!

    Ai now tries to smartly detect a relative position of the cursor to a dimension being created and choose if it should be parallel or oblique.

    This sound like a smart solution, but in practice is SUCKS.

    Take a look at this small GIF.
    1. The dimension between two objects is live, and responds to the object being moved up and down fine
    2. But if I choose to move it to the right, it says 'hey, I am a dimension between two points, I’m switching to be slanted'
    3. OK, I delete it and try to create anew. STRUGGLING,… more

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16. Dimensions layer should stay locked

    Since you decided to force the creation of a specialized Dimensions layer on us when a dimensions is created (and here is a feature request to make this optional: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/48236954), we now have a problem with accidental creation of art directly in this dedicated layer, since every time a dimension is selected, this layer gets active and unlocked (reported here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/939477/suggestions/47570813)

    Since you probably don’t really care, and won’t solve both issues, perhaps you should keep this layer locked and not unlock until we choose to.
    Perhaps you should make the Dimension tool lock-agnostic then, and allow it to edit and created dimensions in this locked layer (which will prevent every other tool accessing it).

    Do something already.

    Since you decided to force the creation of a specialized Dimensions layer on us when a dimensions is created (and here is a feature request to make this optional: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/48236954), we now have a problem with accidental creation of art directly in this dedicated layer, since every time a dimension is selected, this layer gets active and unlocked (reported here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/939477/suggestions/47570813)

    Since you probably don’t really care, and won’t solve both issues, perhaps you should keep this layer locked and not unlock until we choose to.
    Perhaps you should make the Dimension tool lock-agnostic then, and allow it… more

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17. Allow to change Line Weights for Dimension and Extension Line with one value

    Add a lock option for Dimension tool to change Line Weights for both Dimension and Extension Line at the same time with one value

    .希望增加“尺寸线”和“延伸线”可以同时调整粗细选项。

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18. Magic Wand: Remember default values, restrict to active artboard, fine tune values, ...

    The magic wand seems to got old. It is missing so much functions.

    • Remember settings from previous sessions
    • Restrict selection to active artboards
    • Restrict selection to view

    • Restrict to main active layer

    • Add all the possibilities you can find under "select > same"

    • fine tune the values

    • explain the tolerance value (e.g. for fill colour)

    • add selections by tint, by hue, ...

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19. Hide Numbers Option for Dimension Tool

    Hello,

    I'd like to add the hide option for the numbers. I'm actually doing a floor plan, I want people to input by hand the numbers they see on the design by measuring with the real dimensions and have to hide the numbers by adding a shape over the numbers so people won't get confused with the numbers.

    I think it can come handy also for maths teachers for example, when they want to edit their drawing with a version for students and one for solutions. they can also edit with flying text with X, Y, Z or else for their subjects without having to cover the numbers artificially with a with rectangle.

    Thanks a lot

    Hello,

    I'd like to add the hide option for the numbers. I'm actually doing a floor plan, I want people to input by hand the numbers they see on the design by measuring with the real dimensions and have to hide the numbers by adding a shape over the numbers so people won't get confused with the numbers.

    I think it can come handy also for maths teachers for example, when they want to edit their drawing with a version for students and one for solutions. they can also edit with flying text with X, Y, Z or else for… more

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20. Add and option for Offset Path command and effect to respect the direction and starting point of the original path

    Offset Path makes width and length of a rectangle to swap

    When applying Offset Path after making a rectangle, the size of width and length of the rectangle are changed into each other and the rectangle gets rotated 270 degrees even though real shape is not changed.
    It seems bug need to be fixed.

    I attatched gif video and related link.

    https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/%EC%9D%BC%EB%9F%AC%EC%8A%A4%ED%8A%B8-%ED%8C%A8%EC%8A%A4%EC%9D%B4%EB%8F%99-%EB%B2%84%EA%B7%B8/m-p/14531918?profile.language=ko

    https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/why-are-width-and-length-changed-when-i-use-offset-path/td-p/14541783

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