Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
One of the most common problems you may run into when working with gradients in Adobe Illustrator is the inability to apply a gradient across multiple objects at a time. If you select all of the objects at once, or even group them together, you'll probably notice that the gradient is applied to each individual object rather than the entire group of objects. This can be frustrating, but today we'll be solving this problem. In this tutorial we'll be going over how to apply a gradient across multiple objects in Illustrator.
If you want to learn more about logo design, be sure to check out my Logo Design Academy - an interactive 18-part video course where you will learn my entire creative process for coming up with logo ideas and implementing them: logosbynick.com/learn
Intro song: "In Da Mood" by Combustibles, used with written permission
One of the most common problems you may run into when working with gradients in Adobe Illustrator is the inability to apply a gradient across multiple objects at a time. If you select all of the objects at once, or even group them together, you'll probably notice that the gradient is applied to each individual object rather than the entire group of objects. This can be frustrating, but today we'll be solving this problem. In this tutorial we'll be going over how to apply a gradient across multiple objects in Illustrator.
If you want to learn more about logo design, be sure to check out my Logo Design Academy - an interactive 18-part video course where you will learn my entire creative process for coming up with logo ideas and implementing them: logosbynick.com/learn
Intro song: "In Da Mood" by Combustibles, used with written permission
