Jesse
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This is finally available in Beta 30.6.0.75
When you replace a linked image in Illustrator, you can now choose to apply that change everywhere the image appears in your file (even across multiple artboards and repeated layouts).
How in works:
- Select one or more links in the Links panel and click Relink
- In the file picker, note the 'Replace:' dropdown below the options
- Choose 'All Links (N)' to replace every instance of that file in the document
- Choose 'Selected Links (N)' to replace only the instances you selected
- Pick the replacement file and click Place
Try it and leave a comment if it works and it works like you need it to.
Also, please don’t forget to upvote this request if you are interested — Display copies of links' duplicates as instances, like in InDesign
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This feature is now available in all the public builds starting V 28.5. Please give it a try and let us know what you think!
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This feature is way over do and badly needed. How is one expected to collaborate with other users on complex Illustrator projects without relative paths? I thought this would have been fixed 10 years ago.
Jesse
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Re-linking multiple images at a time would be a great time saver when you inevitably unlink all your files because a folder moved or you switch to a new computer. This is also broken when re-linked to a CC Library.