Switch Between Preview and Outline in Adobe Illustrator CS6

Edited by Freya, VisiHow, Eng

You're watching VisiHow. This tutorial will show you how to switch between "Preview" and "Outline" in Adobe Illustrator CS6 in Windows 7.

Switch Between Preview And Outline Views On Adobe Illustrator Cs6.mp4-canvas72 390999.jpg

Steps

  1. 1
    You should have Illustrator open and a document ready
    .
    You can have any image or object.
    Switch Between Preview And Outline Views On Adobe Illustrator Cs6.mp4-canvas17 577.jpg
    Was this step helpful? Yes | No| I need help
  2. 2
    Click "View" at the top-left side of the window in the horizontal toolbar
    .
    Switch Between Preview And Outline Views On Adobe Illustrator Cs6.mp4-canvas45 322514.jpg
    Was this step helpful? Yes | No| I need help
  3. 3
    Click "Outline"
    .
    Alternatively, press "Ctrl" + "Y" on the keyboard. Outline literally turns your document and workspace into an outline, which simplifies the details even in complicated images.
    Switch Between Preview And Outline Views On Adobe Illustrator Cs6.mp4-canvas49 615.jpg
    Was this step helpful? Yes | No| I need help
  4. 4
    Click "View" and then "Preview"
    .
    Alternatively, press "Ctrl" + "Y" to return to your "Preview" screen.
    Switch Between Preview And Outline Views On Adobe Illustrator Cs6.mp4-canvas70 005177.jpg
    Was this step helpful? Yes | No| I need help

This concludes our tutorial on how to switch between "Preview" and "Outline" in Adobe Illustrator CS6 in Windows 7. If you have any questions or comments regarding this video or the program used, then just add them to the comment section below. Thank you for choosing VisiHow!

Video: Switch Between Preview and Outline in Adobe Illustrator CS6

If you have problems with any of the steps in this article, please ask a question for more help, or post in the comments section below.

Comments

Article Info

Categories : Software

Recent edits by: VisiHow, Freya

Share this Article:

Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 794 times.

x

Thank Our Volunteer Authors.

Would you like to give back to the community by fixing a spelling mistake? Yes | No