Your tutorials are literally the best in all of youtube! They are the most informative, most relevant, most simple and straight forward. I am SO appreciative. Thank you for your work!

This and your previous video have been the biggest help. Thank you!!! So clear and concise

this is the best video ive watched explaining this process !! i was looking everywhere for this and wow here it is :) thank YOU so much!

Thank you very much, I am new to illustrator and I loved how clear and concise your tutorial was. Thank you very much for what you do!!

I have been looking for a tutorial on this!! Thank you!!!

You knew how to transfer information to audiences and that`s a Point ! This is Special Thumbs up for you! 👍 Keep going!

This video just cleared up my questions! Very clear and easy to understand directions for this here novice!! Thank you!

this is THE ONLY video on conversions that I've found helpful. and I've watched like 10. thank you so much!!!!

Excellent video! Thank you!

This helped immensely, thank you!

thanks for the last tip about quality . its really true!

This was great! Thanks! Would love an updated version with css3 :).

Hey Valerie! it won't let me reply directly to you, so I'll post it here if you come back! To change a bunch of spot colors to CMYK at once, first make sure your color mode is set to CMYK (file > document color mode > CMYK). Next, select all of the colors you want to change (click and drag a big rectangle with your mouse) then go to Edit > Edit Colors > Convert to CMYK :)

Great video. Thank you.

Thank you for this video! This type of video and tutorial doesnt just teach you but very understandable. I subscribed hopefully more to come!

Thank you soo much for this video! This helped me so much. I recently created a design using all spot colors because it is for speciality printing; however, now the manufacturer is saying CMYK is the best. Is there a way to convert all the colors to CMYK at one time? There are a lot of colors, and I want to save time instead of having to convert each color one by one.

Thank you for this video. It was very well done and your manner of talking and flow is very clear and easy to follow. I have a question in regards to something you mentioned in the video. If while using the magic wand tool I find that a color I clicked on doesn't have any values in the CMYK color window, but it does when I use the eyedropper tool, what does that mean? Is there something wrong with how I colored that object? Will I have trouble with printing?

Helped me a lot, thanks! =]

I wish you were my professor at the University. So knowledgable and nicely explain everything. Also your voice is so nice and pleasant to listen. :) If you decide to give a course in person somewhere in Boston/New England area I would be there in a heart beat :D

Hey there! I've heard about saving logos in io-format? Have you heard of this before? What's your advice? Stay with png as a website-logo?

thank u so much,, I recently used macbook retina,, and the logo appear pixelated when I save it for web as png or jpg,, i don't know how can I send the files now to my client with transparent background.. I need ur advice .. thank u again (:

Fabulous video!

I am so new to illustrator. I have pre-designed, editable logos that when I am saving them in a jpg or png form, they are blurry. can you help?

Good morning Teela, first may I say your Tutorial is AMAZING! 3.25 into the video where you talk about the colors. There is part of my logo that is Gradient, is it normal for nothing to show up for numbers in there? I made sure that when choosing the color for it that the numbers were exactly the same as any other color within the logo. Will this be ok? :)

This is a great tutorial, very thorough and easy to follow along. Great instruction as well as explanation in several areas

I need some guidance please.. Solid Coated or Uncoated?? Is there a common selection if your client will be using it for, (Logo on a Truck, Yard Signs, T-Shirts, Stationary/Business Cards) I also didn't see the steps on how you made the Spot file

thank you!!

Hey guys. I have a question. What if I push Y on my keyboard then check if the colors have the same color build but the spots are left blank? How do I make it so that they are the same build?

This has been tremendously helpful, thanks Teela. Your approach is coherent and makes following the process a pleasure. Taking various scenarios into account is certainly not a bad idea. What though would be the distinction and reason for preparing both SPOT and CMYK files?

thanks dear good job

I don't see a save for web option under my file tab on my version of Ai. When I start a new file I have a choice to set it up with what I want including RGB or the CMYK are my only choices. I am just 2 months into learning Ai. All of this gets a bit overwhelming at times. This video here may or may not be what I am looking for. I need to learn how to adjust the size of my logo so that it fits nicely in the signature section of my email page and other applications. As it is now I get this white box overlapping everything. If I make it smaller then the logo gets smaller. All pf the videos I have watched I see a difference in function depending on which version of Ai is being used.

Thanks for making these videos, how to save files isn't the most exciting subject but it's definitely important to know if you want to provide a professional service. As a follow up can I ask why you set the Jpeg quality to 65% rather than 100?

I'm converting my logo to vector so that I can print on clothing. I just have black and white options. What should I save it as so it's still a vector file and usable to send out to get pressed up on clothing?

Oh sweet its you! I'm already suscribed to you. I searched "how do i save logos for web?" in google, and you were the 6th result, and only video. :)

Hi, I’ve been creating images in Procreate on my iPad then using trace within Adobe Illustrator to vectorize the image and i save it as Ai format. But I’ve been told that it’s not a true vector graphic. Am i missing something?

Thanks for the info! What's the benefit of sending the client both a spot file and a cmyk file? Can they use one or the other? Thanks!

my CMYK color code is C0 M71 Y100 K0, is that okay that some of them are zeros will that print well? if they use my CMYK file to print instead of my pantone file.

Save for web is not an option on my list .what else can I select to save as a logo or png file ?

Very good informative tutorial. But is all this really necessary? I usually deliver a logo work in png., jpeg and ai. (rgb and cmyk), which have never been a problem for the client or the printer

thanks i was freaking out when client asked me to send him file so that he can print it on a box,

why 65% not 100%?

Thanks Teela! How do you recommend delivering the files to the client (disc, thumb drive, email?)?

And what's the difference between the Pantone + CMYK Coated and just 'Pantone Coated'? Thanks again, I love your videos!

I work in CS3 is it still a "safe" version to work in these days? :-)

I am wondering why do you recommend to set the quality 65% instead of 100%?

gif is not a illustrator option did you do in photoshop

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