Hit the Escape key to exit the artboard editing mode.
Use Illustrator’s Smart Guides to align to the grid layout, if needed. Create a brand-new artboard on the canvas by clicking and dragging with the still-selected Artboard tool. Resize any artboard by selecting it then dragging any of its handles. Delete an artboard by clicking the “X” in the upper right-hand corner. Each artboard’s name and number (assigned based on creation order) appears in a box at the upper left of the artboard. Select the Artboard tool from the Toolbox (or use Shift-O) to enter the artboard editing mode. Use this dialog box just to get you started. Once your document is set up, you can add, delete, re-arrange, and resize artboards. You can have a maximum of 100 artboards in a document.
In addition, you can indicate how those artboards are laid out by creating a grid, row, or column how many columns the grid is arranged into and the initial spacing between the artboards. When setting up a new document, set the number of artboards to start with-you can always add more later-and indicate a size, bleed, and orientation. SET ARTBOARD OPTIONS WHEN CREATING A NEW DOCUMENT
NEW ARTBOARD ILLUSTRATOR HOW TO
Understanding how to work with artboards is a fundamental skill that all Illustrator users should master. Having multiple artboards in one document allows you to maintain and edit multiple projects and different page sizes together for consistency and ease. Although they all sit on the same canvas, they act individually and they can be printed and exported as distinct items. Illustrator uses artboards, which are similar to pages in InDesign, for layout.
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