How to Create Cut Lines for Stickers in Adobe InDesign

#adobe #indesign #illustrator #graphicdesign #stickers #cutlines #contour #cut #diecutting #tutorial
That's right, let's create a cut line for a sticket in Adobe InDesign, not Illustrator. Hopefully this method works a little faster and easier than creating your cut contour lines in Adobe Illustrator.
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[@tsgraphics]

just because your title I skipped all the illustrator videos lol I just needed to get his done today ! I was able to fallow along, and get what I needed for my sticker completed! Dope !

[@miketheprintman]

Haha. Glad it helped.

[@EvelinaRaykova]

That was very neat. It is amazing how the technology has advanced. Thank you for sharing this tip. It helps a lot.

[@miketheprintman]

No problem. Happy to help.

[@aceventura101]

That is for this process! This will make things a lot faster and less painful.

[@miketheprintman]

Glad you like it. Hopefully it’ll help.

[@RahzZalinto]

3:00 Select Image, Object>Clipping Path

[@michaelmccrory2220]

Impressive solution.
Thank you for sharing.
👍

[@blackcatlabels]

Interesting that illustrator doesn't have a similar clipping feature.

[@shigrathFX]

To be honest I just go and use the convert to vector feature, clean it up and then offset it.

[@miketheprintman]

Agreed. Most functions between InDesign are similar in Illustrator. I couldn’t find a similar setup in Illustrator.

[@shigrathFX]

interesting feature. Might be useful for automating it with Scripts?

[@miketheprintman]

That’s my next goal. How can we do this as a script to automate. Hopefully I can figure it out.

[@nunnki2122]

You don’t like new UI acrobat 😅
(Interesting video btw)

[@miketheprintman]

No I do not. I keep mine like it had been for the past 10 years. Lol.

[@markuschaosdude2299]

haha, me too @@miketheprintman

[@silvanatirri7375]

Too fast

[@miketheprintman]

Is too fast a good thing or bad thing, lol?