Using the magic wand tool in Adobe Illustrator

You've become very comfortable with Photoshop, and want to try something in Illustrator. Many of the tools that look the same, but you will select a few pixels with the Magic Wand tool, and you do not get the progress of the ants that were waiting. What ... Fortunately, you can apply your knowledge of Photoshop to Illustrator, if you keep the right mindset. This guide will help you get started with the magic wand tool to make some .

stroked and filled the forms in the paper (for practice). Use the rectangle tool, or one of the other tools of .

Click the magic wand tool on the toolbar. Click your way. Note that the path is now clear. This is to highlight what you're looking for. Illustrator does not use marching ants how you might be accustomed to Photoshop .

Double-click the magic wand tool on the toolbar. A small menu will appear Expand .

small menu. There is a small icon in the upper right menu allowing you to expand .

Check the boxes as a "coup" or "fill color". Depending on the control box, the magic wand tool to select all the layers that share that characteristic or attribute. So if you have a group of rectangles of red and blue, and you check "fill color" and click on a red rectangle, all the red rectangles are selected.

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