Adobe Illustrator Reviews

The ease of use.
The free trial.
The AI features.
Vector images.
Collaboration.
Syncing projects into Adobe Creative Cloud.
Can open multiple files.
Animation.
Gif making.
Open mulitple image files.
Export into many formats.

May be Heavyweight on a small pc.
You need Adobe CC license to do more.

Its design capabilities, precise control options and cutting edge designing tools make it for me the number 1 go to for most of my graphic design work.

It was very hard for me to figure out how to change the text alignment from left-to-right, to right-to-left for hebrew typing.

Illustrator provides a good platform to create new templates from scractch and also the masking and clipping features are just awesome

It does not have much ai features and also its some what difficult to use

Adobe illustrator has good functions tools for vectorizing stuff

Adobe illustrator doesn't have pre-printing functions and doesn't have impose for printing

I love the amount of tools and capabilities Illustrator has while also being super user friendly

Sometimes it makes my computer chug, and the subscription model is kind of frustrating.

Illustrator is incredibly robust with all you can do with it. I can do detailed vector artwork with nuts-and-bolts prcision. The set of tools and the way that you're able integrate with the other Adobe software totally revolutionizes the way you produce work

the downside is that the software is a little confusing to learn at first and you have so many functions that you feel like you're going to drown in them all

Adobe illustrator is an industry standard program allowing for the creation of really anything your heart imagines. The tools are easily understood and it has every tool you may need. It works in conjunction with other Adobe products, allowing for a seamless experience.

The layout and program has changes semi-frequently which may becoming confusing.

What I liked most about Illustrator was its infinite possibilities for vector work and its extensive tools.

I found the program a little expensive, high cost for small companies

Adobe Illustrator is the BEST vector graphics editor in the business. Paired up with other software in the Adobe Creative Cloud suite like Photoshop make it an incredibly useful and powerful tool for graphic design and post production.

I have no issues with Illustrator, it's a great piece of software!

Illustrator is a powerful adobe software. The possibilities of what can be done are almost endless. Personnally i really enjoyed creatind vectors illustration and logos with illustrator. Its really helpful once you get the hang of it.

Illustator is very powerful but also complex at the same time. There are a ton of features available and you can get lost pretty easily. I wish they made a the interface mor intuitive to find all features.

With its vector-based approach, I can create designs that are infinitely scalable without losing quality. This precision is crucial for creating professional-quality artwork for various mediums.

The abundance of tools, panels, and options in Illustrator's interface can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for new users. It can take time to navigate and customize the workspace to suit my preferences, leading to a less streamlined workflow initially, other than that, I can not say anything bad about this program.

Illustrator is an industry-standard vector editing program. Whether you're a full-time illustrator or a designer who needs to vectorize a logo concept, Illustrator has the tools you need to bring your ideas to life.

The learning curve for Illustrator can be steep. This can make the barrier of entry difficult, but once you find your footing the product is so powerful it more than makes up for the time spent getting started. Illustrator can also sometimes bog down with intensive illustrations if your hardware is not up to the task.

Recently, Adobe integrated it's GenAI in Illustrator. We can now generate graphics using a simple text prompt to describe what we want. This eventually saves a ton of time.
In the subscription, Adobe also provides us access to Adobe Fonts, Stock & the templates.

The application size is quite large and it installs only when we free up certain amount of hard drive space.
It is not supported on old hardware anymore.

Illustrator can make the best 2d 3d design for me and I'm using it for my personal works

Illustrator take very high storage from SSD and it takes so much time to load

Very large extent of the features: precise control of the vectors, advanced color management, management of layers, different export and import possibilities, management of multiple pages (allows to create short documents more quickly than InDesign, especially if they are heavy in visuals), good handling of text.

The user interface is not the most intuitive, so there is a learning curve, and it is not so easy to know what else you can do (there are so many possibilities and some are "buried" in the interface).

Its ability to create vector graphics for a various applications without loosing the quality of the workpiece.

Illustrator requires to subscribe which can be expensive for small businesses.