1 Open the Asset Export panel from the Window menu.
2 Drag your grouped artwork into the Asset Export window. If the artwork is not grouped, each piece will become a unique asset. Or, you can hold Option (Mac) / Alt (PC) while dragging the creation and it will be a single asset.
3 Select the asset to export in the upper section. Choose the size of the asset, the file format, and click Export.
Saving and Printing Files
1 To save a file as an Illustrator document, choose File > Save. When saving as an Illustrator format, users who have Illustrator can open and edit the files. Many other applications will ...
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