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When working on complex design systems, brand guidelines, or large vector illustrations, manually identifying and documenting colors can quickly become inefficient and error-prone. Adobe Illustrator files often contain hundreds—or even thousands—of objects, each with fills, strokes, gradients...

Organic, blob-like shapes are widely used in modern design—backgrounds, hero sections, illustrations, and abstract UI elements. While these shapes are often drawn manually, JavaScript scripting in Adobe Illustrator allows you to generate them programmatically, with randomness, consistency, and...

When working with multiple colored objects—such as UI elements, icons, charts, or brand palettes—it’s often useful to visually identify each color by its hexadecimal value. Adobe Illustrator does not provide a built-in way to automatically label arbitrary objects with their HEX colors, but...

JavaScript opens powerful possibilities inside Adobe Illustrator, from automating repetitive tasks to building custom tools that enhance creative workflows. This thread explores practical scripting use cases, real-world examples, and best practices to help designers and developers work faster...