Creating text to vector AI. One of the

newer tools that was recently added to

Illustrator is AI vector creation. With

this tool, you can describe a vector

image you'd like to create and it will

generate it for you. It's a robust tool,

but it can be a bit tricky to get the

results you're looking for. There are

other AI tools for creating art like

Dolly and Midjourney, but it's important

to note that many of them only export in

raster format, not vector. This means

that you won't be able to edit the

shapes or colors in Illustrator. By

using Illustrator's built-in tool, you

can create AI generated vectors that are

editable. To open the AI generator tool,

go to window and select text to vector

graphic. Let me dock this tool so it

stays in place. In the text to vector

panel, I can choose the type of vector

I'd like to create. I'll start with

subject. I can also toggle on and off

match active artboard style. So, if you

have vectors already on your artboard,

turning this on will match their style.

I'm going to leave it turned on so that

it matches the style of my current

illustration. I'm going to type a simple

prompt and click generate. You'll notice

that it gives you a few different

variations to choose from. Now I'm going

to try changing the type but using the

same prompt. So I'll start with scene.

And next I'll try icon. As you can see

the results aren't perfect. Some of the

shapes are a bit wonky. The icon one you

can see is pretty strange. It can also

be difficult to get consistent results

with complex illustrations or if you're

looking for specific styles,

but it can be a really great place to

start. And of course, now that I have

these vectors, I can use the direct

selection tool to modify the anchor

points and change the image a little

bit. It's also important to note that

the prompts you use are really

important. The one I provided was simple

and I really should have been more

specific if I wanted to get better

results.