Creating Icons with Adobe Illustrator

In Illustrator, set up a new document with four art boards to export each icon as an individual file, using a vector 100-pixel size, arranged by row, RGB, 300 ppi.

Organize four art boards and four labeled layers in Adobe Illustrator, use grids and padding for consistent icon sizing, then duplicate, center, outline-view, and group elements for export-ready icon libraries.

Learn to draw a PC monitor icon in Adobe Illustrator, using rounded corners, border radius, precise 80x80 dimensions with 20-pixel padding, and inner alignments to build a display icon.

Draw a laptop and other devices to create a pixel-perfect icon set, organize layers and guides, and refine strokes and corners for consistent alignment and export-ready icons.

Create a terminal-style application window icon in Adobe Illustrator, setting precise pixel dimensions, using guides and outline mode, and aligning elements to ensure legibility and consistent icon weights.

Create a grid-based icon set in Adobe Illustrator by exploring diagonal drawing, precise alignment, guides, grouping, isolation mode, and scalable, rounded icon styles for diverse screens.

Discover how to export an entire icon set in one step by flattening artwork, outlining strokes, ungrouping, and exporting each artboard as individual files for easy use.

Create custom icons in Adobe Illustrator and reinforce learning by revisiting video sections as needed, with downloadable icons and support on Course Berty.