If any of you out there used spot colors, you'll notice this to open up the spot colors. Every time you see that little angle in there, that means you double click on that's gonna change it everywhere in your document. So the rule of thumb always look for global colors. Now you can pick up anything and everything with that as well. And here you thought the eyedropper tool was just the eyedropper tool. But I can only apply whatever I pick and choose.

But you can go in and only drop it where you want so I can pick up everything. You can pick up everything that you want so you can keep all that checked.

Say, you know what? I just want to pick up the fill color, not the stroke or all the other stroke attributes either. On't want to have these issues just go when you're eyedropper tool. So now if you're not gonna be doing this and you d. I know you only want to pick up the fill color, then said it toe only Pick up the fill color. This gives you all the settings that you can pick up. You may not have known this if you double click on your eyedropper tool. And you're going to see that it picks up all the attributes and it's like, No, I only want to pick up the fill and not the stroke as well. But if I have an object around here where you have a fill on something in a stroke on another and you want a sample something with your eyedropper tool, Aiken, select my object. The eyedropper tool is awesome because I love the eyedropper tool. When you're also using color and you have your borders around objects to show you this and use your eyedropper tool.

Adobe illustrator fill tool