How To Add Multiple Strokes In Illustrator CC

Learn how to add multiple strokes to any object in Illustrator CC in this quick and easy tutorial.
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By using a combination of the stroke panel and the appearance panel, we can create cool and funky outlines and effects to artwork on the canvas.
In this easy Illustrator tutorial, I will go through how to prepare your text or object ready for a stroke to be applied, how to apply stroke using the stroke panel, and then how to apply multiple strokes using the appearance panel.
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[@designwithdale]

Hope you found this tutorial helpful (and even just a little funky!)

[@OctoberMowatt]

Thank you for making this so straight forward and easy to understand!

[@aglcomics]

Exactly what I was looking for to learn how to do in Illustrator 2022! Thanks Dale!

[@designwithdale]

You're very welcome!

[@dobbythefreeelf9638]

straight to the point. not a second waisted. thanks a million

[@Taytiett]

You're a LIFE SAVER!! Thank you!!

[@jsross3353]

Thank you for this really easy to follow tutorial!

[@designwithdale]

You are so welcome!

[@NawazAlamgir]

thanks, straight to the point

[@VectorArtAcademy]

Nice quick & concise demo, love that font too! Definitely funky. 🙂

[@designwithdale]

Gotta love a funky font! Glad you liked the tutorial Kat

[@radinnurafzan8772]

you have the best method ever!!!!!!!!

[@goroseitto]

easy, fast and direct into the point, thanks!

[@designwithdale]

Thanks for the kind words

[@trooperman29]

Thank you!! Very clear!

[@tejuteju9592]

Quick and Superb...........Thanks alot

[@designwithdale]

You're welcome Teju

[@eduinfo2023]

Thanks for the wonderful tip!

[@designwithdale]

You are so welcome!

[@trompetenschleim]

Thanks! I was looking for that button for stroke duplication.

[@designwithdale]

Yeah, it's wild they didn't add this to Photoshop until recently.

[@ramiesandoval82]

VERY VERY VERY HELPFULL SIR SALAMAT,,THANKS MORE BLESSING TO COME TO U AND YOUR FAMILY SIR,,,,,,,GODBLESS U

[@kospet_art]

Thanks dude!

[@mudassiriqbal4828]

Thank You so much for making this video. It helps me a lot. 💓 Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@designwithdale]

Big love to you fella!

[@JebPasillas]

how do you outline all the strokes so they're all on individual layers?

[@Elimilozo]

Tysm♥

[@leerothuk]

Hi, i am tring to add a clipping mask as the fill in the text but it doesnt allow me to do that

[@goodnesobriki5172]

HEY WHAT FONT IS THIS ?

[@jeroenalblas]

Is there an easy way to do this on types in a non-destructive way, so it's easy to change the text later on?

[@designwithdale]

Off the top of my head I believe if you group the text then apply a stroke layer to the group that will keep the text in a state of text - you would have to test this though, not 100% sure.

[@DrMeatBall5]

You can save the effect as a style and then reapply it to diffrent objects such as selected text. Then you can apply it to a new Textbox and have the effect :D

[@zenakserawy6564]

thnx!! but why can't i make it from outside??? the button is there but it's grey and i can't click it!!!

[@paulfitzpatrick5718]

Same

[@greysongladney4403]

It won't let me do even the first step