Go from idea to design faster with new generative AI features in Illustrator. Discover Generative Expand, Turntable, Text to Pattern, and more features powered by the latest Adobe Firefly Vector Model.
Spark creativity and speed up workflows with generative AI in Illustrator.
Create professional-level vector graphics to match your style, generate seamless patterns, and add details to logos in record time.
Turn rough ideas into vectors.
Drop a sketch or low-res image into Illustrator and start refining, not redrawing. Concept to Vector transforms outlines into editable graphics — ready to reshape, restyle, and explore new directions.
Expand your artwork seamlessly.
Maximize your productivity with new Generative Expand. Resize graphics, add bleeds, and explore concepts for professional designs.
Fill shapes fast.
Quickly fill a simple vector outline with rich detail and color that matches the look of your own artwork with Generative Shape Fill.
Ideate seamless patterns.
Start with a prompt and create endless patterns with Text to Pattern, now with improved output quality and new density controls.
Visualize it, create it.
Turn your ideas into fully editable vector graphics scenes, subjects, and icons with the smartest Text to Vector Graphic yet.
See your art from every angle, instantly.
Bring new perspectives to your work with Turntable. Skip hours of redraws, refine designs, and add motion for presentations or social.
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How to use generative AI in Illustrator
AI in Illustrator can be accessed via the Contextual Task Bar or Generate Vectors in the Properties panel.
Clicking on any of the above will open up a modal where users can insert a prompt and choose outputs like Scene, Subject, Icon. In the modal, there is also a section that provides prompt inspiration if users are not sure what prompt to use.
Users will have more creative control over the generated outputs with controls like Detail Slider, Style Reference, Style Presets, and Color and Tone.
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Questions? We have answers.
Generative Expand is an AI-powered capability that can extend vector graphics in the style of your artwork. Use it to resize files, add print bleeds, or explore new parts of an illustration. The newly generated content can be combined with the existing artwork and is fully editable.
Illustrator is one of the Creative Cloud apps that natively integrates Adobe Firefly, Adobe’s powerful generative AI technology. Text to Vector Graphic, Text to Pattern, and Generative Shape Fill generate editable vectors that can easily be scaled.
The next generation of Text to Vector Graphic, powered by the latest Adobe Firefly Vector Model, delivers a wide variety of quality vector graphics with simple text prompts to accelerate your workflows. From easy ideation to end-to-end creation, enhanced generative AI makes using Illustrator faster than ever.
Using Illustrator's Generative Shape Fill, powered by the latest Adobe Firefly Vector Model, you can accelerate your workflows by quickly adding detailed vectors to shapes that can match the style and color of your artwork, resulting in a wide variety of vector graphics.
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