Saving down an Illustrator file is one of my most common habits as a designer. Whether I’m making templates or creating a logo for a client, I always save my Illustrator files down to at least CS3, so anyone who has older software will still be able to open and edit the files I provide. Much like InDesign, if you save a file in a recent version, like CS6, someone working in CS4 wouldn’t be able to open that file. In this quick tip tutorial, I show how easy it is to save an Illustrator file down to an older version of Illustrator. Check out the wedding invitation pictured in the tutorial here.
Receive special offers on courses + products, a new design file every month plus instant access to the Resource Library!
Pick up over 50 design + lettering files as our gift to you when you join the Tuesday Tribe for free!
error
Congrats!
Please check your email to confirm.
You May Also Enjoy
How to Save and Export Patterns in Illustrator Posted in Tutorials, Illustrator, Patterns, Beginner
My Favorite Illustrator Trace Settings to Vectorize Lettering Posted in Tutorials, Typography, Hand Lettering, Illustrator, vector, Beginner
How to Repeat Any Shape Along Any Path Posted in Tutorials, Illustrator
How to Vectorize Watercolor Textures Posted in Tutorials, Illustrator, Color, Branding, Products
No comments