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Illustrator Beta (starting with 30.9.0.52) now offers its own approach to dynamic text.
Text auto-resizes and reflows to fit its container as we scale or reshape it. It also works with Type on a Path, so any curve we draw gets the same fit-to-space behavior.
Please try it and share what you think about it with the team in comments — the feedback we share is shaping what gets shipped.
- Select the Type tool. Click to add a line of text, drag to create a text area, or select an existing type object.
- Turn on Dynamic Text (the T with a lighting bolt button) from the Contextual Task Bar, Properties, or Control panels.
- Resize or reshape the bounding box to see the text fit itself.
- Alter the settings in the Properties panel (only there for now)
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342 votes
Please share your thoughts on the following:
1. Would it make sense to have a separate desktop app, just to create charts, and bring them inside Illustrator or InDesign? It may not be on cloud.
2. Or would you rather have us work on building it within Illustrator?
Thanks
Yogesh -
432 votes
We have passed this request along to Grammarly and that while Grammarly thought it would be useful, they’re unable to prioritize it at this time.
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684 votes
We have done further updates to Dimension tool with recently released version - 28.3
You can create and use your custom scale for dimension, hide or show units on dimensions and dimensions are now sticky to the object - they transform as well when you transform the object.
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736 votesCompleted (Comments Open) · 139 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Feature Requests » User Interface · Admin →
As mentioned, this feature was added to Photoshop, but I'm puzzled as to why it wouldn't have been automatically included in Illustrator. Many of us have had to rely on janky plug-ins to accomplish this. Text features in Illustrator should inherently be more "dynamic" in general. Many designers would find this a useful built-in feature for various applications. This would save us a ton of time.