Learn How to Design a Circular Progress Bar in Adobe Illustrator | Dansky
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2025
- In this tutorial, we're going to learn how to design a circular progress bar in Adobe Illustrator.
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I just noticed you could even use a "Apply Gradient Along Stroke" stroke option in the Linear type gradient fill on the semi circle to get the same effect without needing to split the circle into two!
Great tutorial! But to add the gradient to the circle, there is a way quicker method! Select the colored circle > apply the gradient > change the colors to the colors you like > then click "Apply Gradient Along Stroke" > shift the gradient sliders as you prefer! This way you do not have to cut the circle in two pieces but go straight to coloring :)
I def hit the jackpot today with illustrator tutorials!!!! Thank you
Realy Thank you brother. This video helped me the project i have been working. Solved the problem in just a minute (which took 3 hrs earlier). Thanks a lot.
Glad it helped Amit :)
thank you!
You're welcome!
Only video that worked for me, you are a god.
Thank you Dansky, I'm new to Illustrator and your tutorial is very useful!
You should make a video about all you're favorite fonts :D
Ooooo yes that's a great idea thanks! :D
+Dansky :D Yay!
I agree. I always enjoy your tuts Danski. Thanks.
YOU ARE THE BEST
bro you're the best tutorial maker :) :)
Solid tutorial as always! *thumbs up*
LOVE YOU!
Thanks Dansky :) Finished it
+uday190687 Boom nice one! :)
good work as always.
Your lessons are so great thank you my regards to you
thak you so much, you really are helpful! keep them clean tuts coming, subscribed!
+Faiz Yusof Thanks Faiz - new videos every week day :)
yeay!
Thanks!
Very good tut! Thanks a lot :)
+Meshaun De Silva Glad you liked it thanks :)
Hi! What if you actually want to get an accurate percentage rather than estimating?
Thank you, really helpful.
A another nice tutorial. But did you noticed that there's no need to split the blue circle to apply gradient color?
Great job, keep working like this ;)
+Jonathan Cortes Cheers Jonathan!
It's helpful..thnx bro!
what happens if you want a specific percentage. Like just guessing that was 70% isn't good enough.
Yeah I also want to know how to have an exact number.
What I did was in after effects trim path and I trim it like 70% and copy the image as reference to work on it in illustrator.
I.. guess you could probably make another circle inside your progress bar, with no fill and just a thin stroke of about 10px.. Then under the "Stroke" tab check 'Dashed Lines' and play around with the settings until you get a basic guideline of a line every 5 or 10 percent .. ? That way you get a rough idea and can create cuts up till there using the dashed lines as a reference.. I know this isn't exactly a solution but... it was the first thing that came to my mind at-least for a try... Lemme know if there's a better way of doing it I'm curious too.
Just use a modern vector graphic tool like Inkscape, hack in the exact degrees and import it into illustrator.
The way this is implemented in Illustrator is insanely stupid. The circle segment handles don't snap to anything. Programming failure at its best... (Yes, i have this problem right now and am enervated ;) )
For exact numerical input use the pie graph tool and cover it with a mask. Alternatively you could expand the graph and add a smaller cirkel inside the pie graph and then join them into a compound path (which works like the voids in a font character).
Use the pie chart tool, input number, then mask the shape into donut
Is there a way to make these charts and add variables to make the percentage adjust? In other words designing this differently but producing the same results to be data driven on a website?
I am making a progress bar, which will be 1% to 100%, here is my questions:
1. how to make sure the percentage (like 61% instead of 62% or 63%) ?
2. once I finished one, how to reproduce many others with different percentage?
thx!
can you link to the typefaces used in your videos for us up and coming designers toolboxes?
Thanks Dansky . I wanted to know
what did you do at gradient in last minutes of video. like you were having mutliples gradient circles . but i am only having one
i like this tutorial thank ^_^
nice tutorial, ,, hey what size did you use? and which width? and height? ?? can you explain me all this ?? thanks☺☺
Thank You!))
Why does my shape expand when I cut it?
Ok but... Is it possible to animate it within Illustrator?
Or at least to create it within Illustrator and then animate that same Illustrator-created progress bar in a different software like InDesign for example?
Hey, love your videos! Quick question, for some reason I'm not able to apply gradient on to the stroke, it automatically changes it to fill though I've selected no fill multiple time... any idea why this might happen? Best, M
Hey Maria, which version of Illustrator are you using?
I'm using cs5..
hallo mate ! i can add this circular in andriod studio or uses for apk in real time app ?
Sorry I'm not familiar with Android Studio!
oky thankx ! mate
Hi! Great tutorial - thank you very much! I am running into an issue however - whenever I add the necessary anchor point on the copied circle, it expands the shape into a slightly larger version of the original so that when I move the segment back over the original circle, it doesn't exactly line up. Any idea what might be causing that?
What worked for me was aligning the stroke to center. Click the stroke option and find the 'align stroke to center'. Hope this helps.
I'm on an older version of Illustrator, I am at the part of your tutorial where you add the gradient. For some reason the gradient will only apply to the fill and not the stroke. Any ideas?
Looks like this is the answer for anybody with the same issue (CS5 or below):
astutegraphics.com/blog/how-to-apply-a-gradient-fill-to-strokes-in-adobe-illustrator-cs5-and-earlier/
i thought its gonna show how it works. how to make the one that goes rround and shows the percentage of download. Can you please make a tutorial on how to create the real action?
+KingsSweets Hey there. I'm more of a designer than a coder I'm afraid ;)
You can try animating it using Adobe Animate, you wont be putting it into an actual website but you could visualize it.
This was really good, but I too thought it was going to have action to it, moving around in a circle. I've been searching for a tutorial on how to do this. For example, if you look at BeardBrand youtube videos, their intro has a circle that goes around the logo. I'm guessing there is a way to do it using photoshop timeline, but I'm not sure. Let me know if you find anything on it.
@@shavebowl663 You need a motion graphics software .
Dope
What does making it Global do?
+TurboJaques Hey there! If you select 'Global' in the swatch options, any time that you update the swatch (at a later date), it will update every instance of that swatch within the document. For example, if you create a logo that is entirely blue, and decide you want to make it red, rather than changing all the different elements of the logo, just update the global swatch, and all blue in the document will turn to red. If that makes sense? :)
Makes perfect sense! Thank you.
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Hi - I'm trying to follow the steps, however when I use the selection tool to remove my percentage piece from the second circle it comes up "shape expanded" like yours but it gets bigger so I can't get it to fit over the original shape perfectly - I'm using the lastest CC2017 version....do you know what is coursing this? It's driving me insane.....
Mine does that too!
How to do it on XD ?
tech logo in gradient tech i love it pls make more time vedio
how to create in photoshp
But how is that relevant in an app? Its a static image?
Kindly you make animated this tutorial
I was expecting an exact percentage not just guessing it.
So you want us to GUESS where the percentage is?
What exactly is the point of this unless you can actually use it in an animation??? Does anyone use a static progress bar...and if it's static you can hardly call it "progress"...
That was painful to watch. No idea why over 2K people gave it a like. You simply clicked somewhere to create that extra point without any concern of your percentage. That's highly inaccurate. And there is no need to that short extra piece. Just adjust the gradient on the stroke.
wow 12 mins of useless talk to make a circle lmao Dansky bro
Wow, I guess some people bitch about anything these days; it is a "Learn How to" video; what were you expecting?
Just for a simple design you took too much time bro