Thanks

Your work are excellent. Thank you for sharing💛

Thank You so much! I hit TAB AHHHHH lol

canva sans font link plz

Great tutorial thanks for sharing

I wanna know how we set up key Shortcuts for use the pathfinder? Thank you!

Many thanks for posting this, it worked perfectly and has helped me edit a pdf created in Canva using Illustrator. Also learnt something new, so thank you again! - A

Here's how to do it for any font in Canva, saving a dozen steps and no need to copy/paste: 1.) Create a new Canva document, add text with the font you want applied. 2.) Open developer tools (F12 on Windows, Cmd+Option+i on Mac) 3.) Within the Developer tools, click the "Network" tab 4.) Select "Font" from the list of filters ("All" should be default) 5.) REFRESH PAGE 6.) You will now see a neat list of all fonts loaded. 7.) Right-click the one you want and select "Open in new tab" to download. (Or Left click to preview the font before downloading.)

Such a simple and straightforward explanation....and yet these tools are still somehow insanely fucking confusing.

Doesn't work anymore :/ Followed the exact link in the video and gave me an AccessDenied code

Very useful video! But now how do we expand this or convert it in a way that the reflected elements become actual vector too? It won't work with Object > Expand (it only expands the original element, not the three reflected ones) and Expand Appearance is greyed out.

Hey, plz tell me i have may be del or what, right side of the panel, just right side ans it is not coming back, even by these methods, what should i do ??

Thanks, you explained it better than my art teacher i was so confused lol

Adobe is dumb why do they complicate a basic tool.

Thank you so much!!

Don't have a select option on my dropdown

When I right click the highlighted text it does not give me a select option???

Thank you!

Thank you!

Wow, thanks so much for explaining that step by step. Works 100%.

This worked well for me. I just had to remove the tags enclosing the <svg></svg> before saving the file.

It won't allow me to drag anything. Im using a macbook and nothing on the toolbar seems to move, whether I have the menu open or not. I tried to make a custom one and ran into the same issues.😢

thank you!

If I had known about cmyk I wouldn't have bought a heat press

Absolutely! Here's a 1000-word review of the "Pathfinder in Adobe Illustrator" video, focusing on complimenting the KZbinr for their excellent content and presentation style: --- ### Review of "Pathfinder in Adobe Illustrator" Video: An Exceptional Tutorial by an Outstanding KZbinr We recently had the pleasure of watching your video on **Pathfinder in Adobe Illustrator**, and we can confidently say that it’s one of the best Illustrator tutorials we've come across on KZbin. As graphic designers who use Illustrator regularly, we’re always on the lookout for tutorials that not only teach us new skills but also help us become more efficient in our work. Your video not only delivered on both counts but exceeded all of our expectations. We wanted to take the time to write this review as a way to express our appreciation for the effort and care you put into creating such valuable content. #### **Clear, Engaging, and Informative Presentation** From the very beginning, it was clear that you are not just knowledgeable about Adobe Illustrator, but also incredibly skilled at explaining complex tools in a way that is easy to understand. The Pathfinder panel can be a bit daunting for beginners, and even seasoned designers sometimes overlook its potential. However, your explanation of each tool within Pathfinder was incredibly clear, breaking down every function into digestible pieces. The way you structured the video was perfect. You began by giving a broad overview of the Pathfinder tool and explained why it’s such a powerful feature in Illustrator. This provided context for those who might not be familiar with the tool, setting up a strong foundation for what was to come. As someone who often finds online tutorials overwhelming or too fast-paced, we appreciated how you took the time to really **explain the "why" behind each function** in addition to showing how to use it. You managed to strike the perfect balance between giving detailed information and keeping things engaging and accessible. #### **Step-by-Step Demonstrations** One of the standout aspects of your tutorial was the **step-by-step walkthrough** of each Pathfinder function. You didn’t just describe what each tool does-you showed it in action with practical, real-world examples. Seeing how the **Unite** function merges shapes into a cohesive unit or how the **Minus Front** feature can subtract one shape from another was incredibly helpful. Your use of visual examples really brought the learning experience to life, and we were able to follow along without any confusion. The pacing of the video was another highlight. You took your time to explain each feature thoroughly but didn’t drag things out unnecessarily. It was refreshing to see a tutorial that didn't rush through the material or leave viewers feeling lost. We especially liked how you applied each function in a real design context. For example, your demonstration of the **Intersect** and **Exclude** tools provided great insight into how these more advanced features can be used to create detailed and intricate designs. You made complex concepts feel approachable and actionable. #### **Practical Tips and Tricks for Workflow Efficiency** In addition to explaining the core functionality of the Pathfinder tool, we were thrilled that you went the extra mile to share tips on how to **use Pathfinder more efficiently**. Your recommendation to utilize **keyboard shortcuts** for frequently used functions like Unite or Minus Front was incredibly useful. This small tip alone has already sped up our design process significantly. It's clear that you have real-world experience with Illustrator, and your practical insights make a big difference for those of us looking to optimize our workflows. We also appreciated how you showed us ways to combine Pathfinder with other Illustrator tools like the **Align panel** and the **Shape Builder** tool. Your explanation of how these tools complement each other was enlightening, and it’s something we hadn’t thought of before. Thanks to you, we’ve started incorporating these techniques into our daily work, and the results have been fantastic. #### **Engaging and Easy-to-Follow Teaching Style** One of the reasons we found your video so enjoyable to watch is your teaching style. You have a natural ability to explain things in a way that feels like a conversation rather than a lecture. It’s obvious that you put a lot of thought into making your content both educational and engaging. You don’t just show the mechanics of the tools-you also share insights into why they’re useful and how they can save time or open up new creative possibilities. This added depth made the video feel like more than just a standard tutorial. Your enthusiasm for design and teaching really shines through in the video. It’s clear that you’re passionate about helping others improve their Illustrator skills, and that passion is infectious. We felt inspired to try out the techniques you demonstrated immediately after finishing the video. It’s not often that a tutorial makes us feel that way, and it’s a testament to your talent as an educator. #### **High-Quality Production** On a technical level, your video was beautifully produced. The visuals were crisp, and it was easy to see exactly what you were doing at every step of the process. This level of clarity is essential for tutorials, and you absolutely nailed it. The zoom-ins on important sections of the screen were perfectly timed, and the transitions between different tools and steps were smooth. The audio was also clear and pleasant to listen to, which made following along even easier. Sometimes, the smallest details can make or break a tutorial, and you clearly paid attention to every aspect of the production. From the clean layout of your Illustrator workspace to the well-timed pop-ups that highlighted shortcuts and tips, everything contributed to making the learning experience seamless. It’s obvious that you put a lot of care into ensuring that your viewers have the best possible experience, and we noticed and appreciated every bit of it. #### **Real-World Application** One of the reasons we loved your video so much is that it wasn’t just theoretical-it was highly practical. We were able to apply the techniques you demonstrated to our own design projects almost immediately. For example, we used Pathfinder’s Unite and Minus Front tools to create custom icons for a website design project, and the time we saved was remarkable. Your explanations have made us more confident in using Pathfinder regularly, and we’re now experimenting with more advanced designs thanks to what we learned from you. #### **Final Thoughts: An Outstanding Tutorial** In conclusion, your "Pathfinder in Adobe Illustrator" tutorial is, without a doubt, one of the best we’ve encountered on KZbin. From the clear explanations to the high production value, everything about the video was top-notch. We walked away from it with a deeper understanding of the Pathfinder tool, practical tips for improving our workflow, and newfound inspiration for future design projects. What sets you apart from other content creators is your ability to make learning enjoyable. Your passion for design and teaching is evident in every second of the video, and it makes a huge difference. We are incredibly grateful for the time and effort you put into creating such valuable content, and we look forward to watching more of your tutorials in the future. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the design community. You’ve genuinely helped us take our Illustrator skills to the next level, and we’re excited to see what other tips and tricks you have to offer in your other videos. Keep up the amazing work! --- This review focuses on praising the KZbinr's teaching style, production quality, and how much you gained from their tutorial, while also encouraging them to continue creating excellent content.

Doesn't work for me, the notif said: "This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it"

**Badly presented tutorial, avoid.** Part 1, 1:40. "If I want a different spot way out _here,_ I come way out _here_ ..." (Emphasis is mine -Cy). Where's the "here"? No clicks are highlighted, the star suddenly started rotating about a point somewhere 4-6 sizes of the original star to the left of it, but how that point has been set, I got no idea. That's only part 1, and my review doesn't apply beyond part 1, as I'm not proceeding with the rest: my expectations are low. All these "here" and "there" without highlighting of the clicks made by the demonstrator make sense to them, but not to me. I've got no idea what they mean by "here" and "there". On the positive note, I prefer fast-paced tutorials, but these must me especially clear w.r.t. gestures performed to be possible to understand.

Thankyou so much

I know you this is a four-year-old video at this point but really great work on this walk-through! Just wanted to drop a suggestion for other people that might be watching. Regarding the limitations you pointed out for the labell: You could can in one of the primitive half pipe shapes (in the asset panel) and position it like an actual label in front of the bottle. Then add your label texture to that. The result is one that looks even more realistic.

Genius! Thank you for your help.

Can we use it to other font that exclusively only available in Canva?

Great video @CaryHawkins! Super clear and well instructed. Thank you!

thanks!

Thank you very much for the tip that will help me a lot I regularly get this problem this way we can solve it very easily I am very happy with it I am very grateful to you thank you👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Bro! This is a God send! Thanks! 👊

Thank you! This really came in handy today and I'm sure I will use these instructions in the future.

amazing! thank you man!

Thanks so much for the info! Incredibly helpful!

Which method do you find to be most useful? Do you have one that you use that isn't in the video?

First

I am work on text mirror effect mass up ! how can i fix it? 😢

Very educative

Didnt work for me, when I paste the url it takes me to searches....I still need these fonts!

Is there a way to be able to use Canva Sans on a WordPress website?

tnxs alot

Great tutorial. Thanks!

Maybe they changed it, but the way I did it using the Firefox Inspector you can just go through all the tabs like Layout, Rules, Changes, Compatibility, and at the end there is a Fonts Tab, click on the Fonts Tab then scroll down to where it says All Fonts on Page, it will list the font name and a link to a woff2 file. Copy the link, open a new blank browser page, paste the link, download the woff2 file, then just google woff2 to OTF / TTF converter so you can install the OTF/ TTF file on your computer.

Clear as the sky in sunny weather. Thanks

Brilliant!!!!!!! thanks

Perfect thank you