Toolbox v1.0

Adapt takes everything on your active artboard and duplicates it into one or more new artboards at different dimensions — all in a single operation. It ships with social media presets (X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram square & portrait, WhatsApp Status) and lets you add, remove, or edit any entry before running.

The smart scaling engine analyses each element's relationship to the artboard edges. A background touching all four edges gets stretched (or cover-cropped if you choose). Elements pinned to three edges, or to two opposite edges, are scaled then re-pinned so they still bleed correctly on the new canvas. All other elements scale proportionally and are clamped so they never overflow. Guides are repositioned but not resized.

New artboards are placed in a tidy 3-column grid below the original, with 250 px spacing.

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Artboard Scale resizes the active artboard to new dimensions you specify, then scales every element on it in place using the same intelligent edge-detection logic as Adapt. Unlike Adapt, it modifies the existing artboard rather than creating new ones — ideal when you need to adjust a single canvas.

Dimensions are shown in whatever unit your document uses (px, mm, cm, in, pt). The tool reads and writes the artboard rect, then repositions every page item whose centre falls within the artboard bounds, including guides.

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ArtClip creates a rectangle based on the active artboard size, applies optional margin insets on each side, and uses it as a clipping mask over all currently selected objects. The result is a single grouped, clipped object sitting exactly within the artboard (or inset from it).

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Fit Artboard resizes the active artboard so it wraps exactly around the bounding box of the current selection. Add optional margins on each side, and choose to fit only Width, only Height, or both simultaneously. Negative margin values are accepted — useful for intentional crop or bleed areas.

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The inverse of Fit Artboard — instead of moving the artboard to meet the objects, it moves and resizes the objects to fill the artboard. Every item in the selection is scaled and centred within the artboard area, with optional margin insets.

Constrain Proportions mode uses the minimum scale ratio (fit-inside) so nothing overflows the artboard boundary regardless of the object's original aspect ratio.

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Draws a complete layout grid on the active artboard. Optional margin guides first define a safe inner working area. Then column and row guides are generated within that area, with configurable gutter spacing. When gutters are set to zero, a single guide is drawn per boundary; when greater than zero, two guides per boundary show the gutter width clearly.

All guides are real Illustrator guide objects — they can be toggled with View > Guides and cleared with Edit > Guides.

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Assigns a structured name to every selected object in one action. Define a text prefix, a starting number (zero-padded based on the digits you type), and a text suffix. The script increments the counter for each item in selection order.

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Automates the multi-step process of preparing objects for a clean Pathfinder merge. It converts text frames to outlines, expands all appearance attributes, converts strokes to filled shapes, and runs a Pathfinder Unite — giving you a single combined path.

Create Silhouette mode goes further: it releases compound paths (removing inner holes) and runs Unite again, producing a single solid silhouette — perfect for shadows, icon exports, or embroidery files. All strokes are removed from the final output.

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Creates a new artboard for each selected object, matching the source artboard dimensions exactly, and moves each object to its new canvas. New artboards are laid out in a 3-column grid below the source with 100 px spacing.

Each object is translated so it maintains the same relative position within its new artboard as it had on the original. Checking Move each item to a new layer creates a dedicated named layer per object — ideal for Asset Export or Save for Web workflows.

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Standardises size, rotation, or both across a group of selected objects. Each operation is independent — run size only, rotation only, or both together.

Area-based size modes (smallest, largest, average) scale each object proportionally using a square-root area formula so all objects end up with the same visual weight regardless of aspect ratio. Custom mode supports entering only W, only H, or both — one dimension scales proportionally; two dimensions scale independently.

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