how do you change the size of something in illustrator cc?

There are a few ways to change the size of an object in Illustrator. One way is to use the free Transform Tool (E). Select the object and then use the arrows on the corners to resize it. You can also hold down Shift while resizing to maintain proportions. Another way to resize objects is to use the Scale Tool (S). Select the object and then drag the handles on the bounding box to resize it.

There are a few reasons why you might not be able to resize things in Illustrator. One possibility is that you have locked the object or selection that you’re trying to resize. To unlock it, go to the “Object” menu and select “Unlock.”
Another possibility is that you’re trying to resize something that’s part of a group. In order to resize something that’s part of a group, you’ll need to first Ungroup it.

There are a few ways to reduce the size of a shape in Illustrator. You can use the Scale tool to resize the shape by percentage or by absolute value. You can also use the Transform panel to resize the shape by dragging the corner handles.

In the toolbar, there is a dropdown menu that says “Artboard” and under that, there is a menu that says “Scale.” You can select the percentage you want to scale to.

Ctrl H is a shortcut that helps you to find and replace text in your document.

In the toolbar, there is a button that looks like a magnifying glass. Click on it, and then click and drag on your document to zoom in. To zoom out, hold down the Option key (Mac) or Alt key (Windows) and click the magnifying glass button.

There are a few ways to resize an image in Illustrator. You can use the free Transform tool to resize the image by selecting it and then dragging one of the corner handles. You can also use the Scale tool to resize the image by selecting it and then entering a percentage or specific dimensions in the Options bar. Another way to resize an image is to create an artboard that is the size you want your image to be and then drag the image onto the artboard.

The scale tool is in the toolbar on the left side of the screen. It is the second tool from the top, and it looks like a small square with arrows on each corner.

Scaling images in Illustrator can be a bit tricky. You can scale them by selecting the image and then using the Free Transform tool (Ctrl+T or Command+T on a Mac), but it’s not always accurate. A better way to scale images is to use the Image Size dialog box. To do this, select the image and then go to Image>Image Size. In the dialog box, you can enter the new size for the image in either pixels or percentage.

There are a few ways to resize a bounding box in Illustrator. One way is to use the Selection Tool (V) and drag the corners of the bounding box to resize it. Another way is to use the Scale Tool (S) and scale the bounding box by clicking and dragging on one of the corner anchor points.

There are a few ways to resize an image without distorting it in Illustrator. One way is to use the Free Transform tool. Select the image and then use the handles to resize it. You can also use the Transform panel to resize the image. Another way to resize an image without distorting it is to use the Image Size dialog box. Select the image and then go to Image > Image Size. In the dialog box, you can enter the new dimensions for the image.

There are a few ways to scale everything in Illustrator. You can use the Selection Tool (V) and the Scale Tool (S), or you can use the Transform Panel.
To scale everything using the Selection Tool and the Scale Tool, select everything you want to scale and then use either tool to resize it.
To scale everything using the Transform Panel, select everything you want to scale and then go to Window > Transform.

To resize a PDF in Illustrator, open the PDF in Illustrator and go to File > Document Properties. From there, you can change the size of the PDF.

There are a few ways to resize objects in Illustrator without changing the stroke width. One way is to use the Transform panel. Select the object you want to resize and then change the dimensions in the panel. You can also use the Free Transform tool to resize objects by clicking and dragging on one of the corner points.

Ctrl D is the keyboard shortcut for “Deselect.” It clears the selection from whatever is currently selected.