Adobe Illustrator has an impressive set of creative tools. So much so that the software can seem daunting to new users. If that's you, we're here to help with our 2-Minute Illustrator Tool School (opens in new tab), a series of mini Illustrator tutorials to help you master some of the software's most popular features.
In this easy-to-follow tutorial, we focusing on Illustrator's Artboard tool. Want more? See these Illustrator tutorials.
What is an artboard in Illustrator?
An Artboard in Illustrator works like a physical piece of paper on a desk. Similar to pages in Indesign CC, artboards can be different sizes and orientations and be arranged however suits your workflow.
With the Artboard tool you can create multi-page documents. In fact, a single Illustrator file can contain up to 100 artboards so you can keep all your design work in one place.
We've used Illustrator CC (opens in new tab) for this particular tutorial, but don't worry if you don't have access to this software as the Artboard tool is included in Illustrator CS6 and most earlier versions too.
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