Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The way that you’d typically replace colors in Illustrator is by selecting an object and then changing its fill color. What if there’s lots of objects with that color though, and changing each of them individually would be too time-consuming? In this tutorial we’ll be going over a shortcut that allows you to replace a color in Illustrator in a way that it applies to every object in the document.
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Intro song: "In Da Mood" by Combustibles, used with written permission
The way that you’d typically replace colors in Illustrator is by selecting an object and then changing its fill color. What if there’s lots of objects with that color though, and changing each of them individually would be too time-consuming? In this tutorial we’ll be going over a shortcut that allows you to replace a color in Illustrator in a way that it applies to every object in the document.
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
Need a logo? Check out my portfolio and hire me at: logosbynick.com
Intro song: "In Da Mood" by Combustibles, used with written permission
