A quick, one-click way to create new character or paragraph styles in Adobe InDesign

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Adobe InDesign tutorial for beginners - learn my quick trick to create a new character or paragraph style in InDesign with just one click. This InDesign tutorial is best for beginners who are just starting out learning InDesign.
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[@dreams2reel]

You are such fun! Your personality and the music make me WANT to learn from you :D

[@SpruceRd]

How do you make InDesign feel so relatable and FUN?!? Love these quick tips with a dose of personality 💕

[@dreams2reel]

right! I totally agree!

[@ElisabethDonati]

Perfect. Exactly what I was looking for. I knew there was a way to do this...I was just missing one step! Thanks!

[@05040727shert]

What an amazing help video!! I'm in the middle of an intro to an Adobe InDesign class and I've looked up a ton of help videos thus far so let me tell you, your video was the best!! It was bright, clear, structurally organized so that I didn't miss any steps and the results turned out on my end. Your energy made me excited and optimistic about bringing this back to my homework. I hope to find more help in your video library and hope you continue to make more Adobe help videos. Thanks!

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[@mamat792]

This was perfect! All the other tutorial just seemed backwards. How do you make your styles available for all ID documents that you create and not just the one that you created the style in?

[@KelseyBaldwin]

Thank you! You can go to the 4 bar drop down in the top right of the styles window and go to Load Styles, then choose which other InDesign file you want to pull from. You can do this with both paragraph styles and character styles. Hope that helps!

[@Googler1977]

Does anyone know of a way to use all new default styles on old docs with out having to manually import new styles every time? We are always having to open old documents and this is a pain. So basically how to change the old document styles to new default indesign styles

[@lonniesshow]

Good share, Thanks!!! : )

[@elsyhassoun8340]

Hi Kelsey, your tips are very useful!! I have a question though..if I wanted to select different lines that are separated as we can do on Word I can press hold the ctrl key, and I can manually select different parts that can be separated, anything like that in InDesign?

[@KelseyBaldwin]

Thank you! I may not be understanding your question completely, but you can select multiple objects in InDesign by holding the control key, just like in Word.

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