: How do I apply a gradient across multiple objects in Illustrator? I have two separate objects that I have applied gradient fill to. The gradient fill seems to only apply to the objects as
I have two separate objects that I have applied gradient fill to.
The gradient fill seems to only apply to the objects as individuals. I tried grouping the shapes, but that doesn't seem to change the gradient.
How do I get one gradient to cover all my shapes?
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This guy's answer is my favorite: www.bittbox.com/illustrator/illustrator-101-one-gradient-across-multiple-paths
In order to get a single gradient to cover multiple objects, you need to use the Gradient Tool.
Select your objects, then with the Gradient Tool, click and drag from where you want the gradient to start, and let go where you want the gradient to end.
This will cause the gradient to cover all selected objects. You can then modify gradient settings using the Gradient Panel
Alternatively you can create a Compound Shape of the multiple objects, if feasible, and that will allow a gradient to see the compound shape as one object. However, Compound Shapes are not always a good solution for overall construction. It depends upon the artwork.
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