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    This behavior is most probably cause by Paste Remembers Layers option, accessible in the Layers panel’s flyout menu.

    When it’s enabled, Illustrator tries to paste copied objects into their original layers.

    If the option it disabled, but it still does not work as you want it to, please reply back.

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    The 'Paste Remembers Layers' option in the Layers panel’s flyout menu regulates this behavior. When it is checked — Illustrator will honor the original layer of a copied artwork and paste it in the same layer, ignoring the selection of a layer.

    However, if disabling this option does not help — please comment.

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  4. 30 votes

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    Seems like this would be a basic feature to include.

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  5. 102 votes

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  6. 59 votes

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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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    Are there any updates to this? The admin response did not address the question.

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