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Illustrator allows this today.
- Go to File > Place and choose the files to be placed.
- Click and drag on the canvas to define the grid area.
- While dragging, hold Opt/Alt to place all files in one gesture with an auto-calculated grid.
- For a custom grid layout, while dragging, press arrow keys to adjust rows and columns — Right/Left for columns, Up/Down for rows.
Known limitations.
- Unlike in InDesign, we can’t control the gaps with Cmd/Ctrl + Arrows.
- It won’t work for drag-n-drop on canvas. works only with File > Place.
- This option works only for placing images, and won’t affect tools like Rectangle — use Rectangular Grid Tool instead.
Please try how it works and comment back to help the team to polish the feature.
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Should be fixed in version 30.0
Please test it and comment back if this still happens for you
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Adobe Illustrator CC 2026 30.0 (Mac OS). Save As or Export for Screens:, SVG profile 1.1. If you select Fonts > Subsetting: None (Use System Fonts), an export error occurs. And this is despite the fact that there are not even any text objects in the document. But even more strange is that SVG 1.0 profile and Fonts > Subsetting: None (Use System Fonts) exports without errors. If you change Fonts in SVG 1.1 to another option from the drop-down list, then there is no error either.
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I confirm the displayName issue. The InDesign community complained about this and it seems to have been fixed for InDesign. Adobe Illustrator CC 2025 on Mac OS has a similar problem.. But where did you get the localizedName from? It's not in the Illustrator Scripting API.
Alternative solution: decodeURI(file.name ) instead of file.DisplayName
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Mathematically, a gradient is generated by calculating each point based on the left and right colors and the location of that point. The computations are performed by color channels, so parasitic hues appear in the final color of a point. The perceptual gradients in Photoshop and Illustrator use the OKLAB space, which has issues with a parasitic magenta hue in the case of interpolation between white and blue. And here it affects that the transformations between CMYK and OKLAB do not go directly, but probably through RGB, which has a greater effect on the appearance of extra channels in CMYK. The paid GradientBlender script will have the same problem with blue in OKLAB mode. This is a common algorithm problem