How to Wrap Text Around a Circle in Adobe Illustrator
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- How to wrap text around a circle in Adobe Illustrator. In this Adobe Illustrator tutorial, I'll show you how to easily and quickly wrap text around a circle using the type on a path tool. This tool is especially helpful for creating logos, seals, and badges where text is often curving around a circle or rounded object of some sort.
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Just what I needed. Straight to the point. Thank you.
Perfect, I tried for a long time to manage this by myself - without any result. Thank you!
FINALLY! Geeezus how many videos must I torture myself with.
Your teaching style must match the way I learn. Thanks for putting this up!
Really helpful thanks - massive time saver 👍🏾
Thankyou for helping!
Brilliant. Thanks!
03:09 The trick i was looking for! Thank you very much
Cary ; Nicely Explained ; Thanks
Thank you so much! I’ve been struggling to find a good tutorial that doesn’t distort the bottom text and this is the easiest and simplest tutorial that looks the best in the end!
Awesome! Say no to bastardizing text!
Really helpful!!! Your voice just
Thankyou sir!👍
so helpful and clear! thank you!
Good! Glad it was easy to follow!
Wow!!! So many gold nuggets of illustrator techniques.😎
Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful.
One of the best explanations on how to achieve an effect.. Thanks.
Thanks!
THANK YOU!
You are welcome!
As a graphic design student this was super helpful! Thanks :-)
Nice to hear!
This was very helpful
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Thank bro
Welcome, bro! 😁
great! only video that automatically centers text and enlarges it. Then opening the dialogue box that clearly shows how to flip, move baseline, etc. Video goes immediately to my “save” file.”. I occasionally get asked for logo, text on a circle, etc. and I find myself eyeballing for forever. I know Illustrator can do all this, but if u don’t do text in a circle often enough, all these important tools tips are forgotten. I have a swim team logo that needs to be in 3 colors, banner, t-shirt…all in 3 colors. They will be perfect.
Thankss mann, how did you put the logo inside
Create logo with shape tools or pen tools or whatever, and then align them with the align window options.
Cary is there any way to detach the path from the text other than making outline of text option.
I don't think so. Once you start typing on the path, the path and text are married. Outlines is the only way I know of to remove that. What's your goal in doing so?
@@CaryHawkins just wanted to know if any option like we can do same in coreldraw. ; anyways thanks Cary for the reply
How do you unlock it after pressing CTRL 2?
Ctrl + Alt + 2
How do u unlock the first word
Ctrl + alt + 2 unlocks object that you have locked. If it's a layer lock, then go to your layer panel and unlock there.
I know this video is older but I am having a tuff time. I am following along until it time to lock. My circle disappears. What am I doing wrong?
I don't know. Locking doesn't make stuff disappear. It sounds like you need to try it again and make sure you aren't doing something other than what is mentioned. Best of luck!
I just couudn't get it to do the same thing....you lost me when you selected the first word and said, 'you can no longer select it but you can select the circle...it didn't happen and I tried many times....
Maybe slow it down?
Same here. As soon as I hit Ctrl 2 the selection (circle) goes away, then I am not able to choose the path.
@@ck2106 YES...too many details are missed in these tutorials about Photoshop.....they tell us as though we already know it, a tutorial is supposed to be instruction because we DON'T know it...!!!.
@@CaryHawkins Thanks for the help...not...
I can't please everyone.
summary: type on a path tool, double click...