Adobe Illustrator

batch output images of various sizes

Can create vector data by extracting contours of raster images

Data can be stored in the Cloud

Easy to use due to sophisticated User Interface

Every time an app is automatically updated, the pinned icon disappears from the Windows Start menu.

The font selection tool is difficult to select from a drop-down, as the display is too small.

High memory consumption and CPU utilization for screen rendering

Tracing is better

Its image management is better than Corel Draw

Better connectivity with Photoshop and other Adobe Products

Illustrators workflow is slow. Corel has some really fast shortcuts. Yes you can remap those but the warning message is scary that the shortcut key is already assigned. So I never changed any

Illustrator is still slow to load and run it should make the software more modular so that we can select which tools to load

Every time it launches a new version newly created files do not work on the older one without warnings. During saving a file you will get like 10 different version you can save for. Do it like office before 93-2000 or after 2000. I am a human and can't remember which feature offered when and save the file accordingly.

Vectoring

Exporting files

Connecting with other adobe softwares

A huge amount of tools to create an unique design

Performance, sometimes illustrator crashes or become slow

Bug correction

Give the same tools for Illustrator desktop and tablet

Vector art-based requests (e.g. logos and illustrations)

Multi-page artboard publications

Website wireframes

Integration with other Creative Suite programs - specifically the tool options and layout

Allow for increased customization of workspace options

Larger artboard area (a several-page wireframe layout is difficult to squeeze into the allowable artboard area)

Layers

Special Effects

drawing, auto trace

I don't know

Can't really think of anything

I love this program

Nodes editing

Image import

Text editing

Tools a little bit hard to find on the interface

Bugs on actualization

Some features of the nodes tool are a little bit hard to use

Handles typography and creating custom type based designs very well.

Integrates seamlessly with other Adobe products.

Makes it easy to control and manage color (particularly for print purposes).

The user interface is a bit confusing and takes a bit to get used to.

Managing the "art boards" is kind of clunky compared to other Adobe products.

Other than that, I don't have any complaints or suggestions.

Vector Illustration

Font, text, copy handling

Multiple Artboards

Easy to use tools

Helpful guides and how too

The interplay between Adobe products continues to improve

Art-boards

Drawing

Editing

More Convenient controls

Better connectivity with Photoshop

Additional workspaces

Its tracing process for a image. You can use pen tools and create whatever you want.

You can export you file in pdf, svg, png format.

Its gives you high quality vector images.

Its crashing problem. Frequently crash if you don't save your work it will be gone.

I don't understand how gradients tools work. its been so long everytime I stuck in it.

Everything is good in Adobe, just need to improve crashing problem.

Exporting

Making good drawings.

Formatting

Takes time to learn.

Lags a bit.

Often crashes with big files.

Organize objects for cutting

Trace images

Create models in few clicks

May need some geometrical tools such as fillet, chamfer, trim .. etc in a more simple steps

DXF support needs some improvements

Text outlining for connected letters needs a better algorithm

Vector Graphics

Typography

Iconography

Print Graphics

Limited working area

If you are into graphic design, illustration, or illustration, you need to use Adobe Illustrator CC. It is the best software for vector graphics and professional photographs. I love using it because of the easy-to-use interface and features that I need in my work.

Adobe Illustrator is the best software in the market; it does what it promises. It has various tools and customizable options, making it easy to use. Its interface is sleek and user-friendly, which makes your workflow seamless.

I've been a user of Illustrator for a few years now and I am quite disappointed with the latest update. It has many glitches, some of which make it unuseable. This needs to be fixed so I can continue using this application.

When buying an app, the first thing to look for is if it's worth your time and money. Adobe Illustrator CC has much room for improvement in this sense, making it hard to use, missing features, and not being able to handle larger files. It offers something unique and valuable while also offering some features that make the user experience more pleasant.

Illustration

vectorization

printed materials

Distribution of memory disks

More affordable pricing

Problems with crashes

Illustration

Vectorization

Printed materials

Memory distribution

Add some [Adobe] PhotoShop functions

Better distribution of sub-tools

very good for vector design with color variation and sharpness that is really amazing

the smart guide doesn't appear until now I haven't found a solution. adobe creative suite cc 18

Vectorizing images

Creating Logos

using easy shortcuts

It could be simpler to use

There could be more free tutorials available

The price should be lower

Vector drawing and scaling

Easy user interface

Tons of interface tools to work with

Ability to import and export in various formats, as well as importing into other Adobe programs

There are so many tools that it can be overwhelming to learn how to use all aspects of the program.

As the program is upgraded, sadly they eventually get too overwhelming for older video cards - forcing you to either upgrade or deal with the lag.

Very rarely the program will hang or even crash. I've never been able to pinpoint exactly why.

Lots of image customizations and options

Most formal designers will want vector files which you can create.

More advanced options that photoshop or indesign.

Can be difficult to learn

Could use more helpful tips and guides

More interactive guides

Image creation.

Outlining and creating vector images.

Logo design.

It's really hard to figure out how do use without some training.

Even though I use it on a daily basis I still have things to learn.

It's not as user-friendly as I would like it to be.

Industry-standard vector creation. If it can be done, Illustrator does it.

Decades of development and user expertise.

Seamlessly works with other Adobe Creative Suite applications.

As part of Adobe's Creative Suite, there is the cost to consider. There are open and free alternatives if you are willing to make trade-offs.

There is quite a learning curve for new users.

All of the Creative Suite have similar but slightly different interfaces. It can be a bit jarring at times looking for a tool when you are used to it in a different spot.

Vector Illustration. There are a lot of tools present in Adobe Illustrator that give you the freedom to create whatever you're thinking of.

Detailed Graph creation. When we need something with more options than Excel to create graphs, Adobe Illustrator has many more options to play with.

Pasteboard freedom. When working on a project that has multiple sizes and iterations that are needed, it's possible to create all the different pasteboard sizes in one file. There's no need to create 15 separate files for 15 differently-sized web graphics, simply duplicate, resize, and export all within one file.

Huge Learning Curve. I've been using Adobe Illustrator for over 10 years and there are still things I don't know how to do and need to look up tutorials for. The information you need is all out there, but you definitely have to take the initiative to learn those intricacies yourself.

Doesn't always give the desired result. Sometimes I'll try to create something, and I implement my plan, but some shape wasn't fully closed, or there was a clipping mask somewhere I wasn't aware of, and suddenly it won't do what I want. It can be frustrating when trying to create something quickly and coming up on a brick wall like that.

Keyboard commands don't line up with other Adobe programs. Since I alternate between InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop quite frequently, I tend to have different keyboard commands memorized. But there are certain commands that InDesign has, that Illustrator uses for a completely different tool. It can be frustrating and I feel like I always have to relearn what I had memorized.

Great for creating simple and very complex graphics.

Very diverse when it come to what can be created.

Connects and works well with other Adobe apps.

Love the ability to save assets, colors, fonts, etc.

Love the Adobe Typekit integration for getting new fonts.

The ability to easily use bullets and numbers would be a life saver.

I wish we could pay a little more to add another device to our account. Currently the subscription is good for two devices at once. We have two computers in our office that use Adobe and I also use it on my laptop from home. I am constantly having to log out of another device to access it from another device.

I wish I could save doc settings the same way I can in Photoshop when creating a new document.

Compatibility with other Adobe products.

Familiar interface that is used for many years.

Many other users worldwide make[s] it easy to share files for editing.

Software itself is resource demanding.

Many extra features required more plugins.

File size tends to become larger for newer versions.