Master the Gridify Feature in InDesign

[@CreativityGarage]

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[@TheWatchaWatchin]

Awesome tips, clearly explained and easy to follow tutorial. Definition of working smarter, not harder.

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks a lot for watching

[@angelaw7963]

I just learned more in 5 minutes than I have in 3 years. Great tutorial!

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks a lot for watching and for such wonderful words! Glad it helped 😊😊😊

[@gigifotieo578]

I knew a little bit about the gridify feature, but you opened my eyes to some new users with the lines.

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks a lot for watching

[@thepurpleufo]

Great tutorial...totally clear...thank you.

[@CreativityGarage]

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[@RaqueLeitao]

Great tips! Thank you very much!

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@amyquigley4763]

Wow, thanks so much for this!

[@CreativityGarage]

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[@loomonda18]

Amazing video - thank you so much !!

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks for watching

[@mtm7031]

Thank you so much very helpful video

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks a lot for the appreciation!

[@brennglasfilm]

Thank you!!

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks for watching

[@kermitrehab]

how to make those boxes in to guides after creating them ?

[@CreativityGarage]

No, the Gridify feature in Adobe InDesign doesn’t directly allow you to turn the created boxes into guides. However, you can manually convert the boxes into guides after using Gridify by following these steps: Steps to Convert Boxes to Guides: 1. Use Gridify to Create Boxes: • Drag with a tool like the Rectangle Tool while holding down the Arrow keys to create multiple boxes in a grid. 2. Select the Boxes: • Use the Selection Tool (V) to select all the boxes you want to turn into guides. 3. Convert Boxes to Guides: • Go to View > Grids & Guides > Make Guides (or right-click the selected boxes and choose Make Guides). Alternatively, use the shortcut Ctrl+5 (Windows) or Cmd+5 (Mac). Hope that answers the question!

[@JUICE-wk2tz]

so what if i use this and make 3 x 3 grid to show 9 product images with short text descriptions below them, then in the future i wanna add a new product in between 2 of the items, is there a way to do this and have all the other products that will be after the new one move down a box? can you make a video on this and if reflow if possible pleaaase 💖

[@CreativityGarage]

Unfortunately that’s not yet possible, but you never know they might add that feature in the near future. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@SachinKumar-sc5sc]

amazing sir, great

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks a lot

[@DnG254]

super helpful video💯

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks a lot!

[@aaronlobo3896]

How to merge two boxes in the grid?

[@CreativityGarage]

1. Select the two boxes you want to merge. 2. Go to Object > Gridify. 3. In the Gridify dialog box, select the Merge option. 4. Click OK. 5. The two boxes will be merged into one box.

[@aaronlobo3896]

@@CreativityGarage Amazing - thank you!

[@CreativityGarage]

Thank you for watching my video!

[@saraagahh]

Very helpful⭐😍

[@CreativityGarage]

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[@nedarezapour1048]

Omg 😱 sooooo cool

[@CreativityGarage]

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[@mohammedshahidrahman8276]

Nice video..

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks a lot!

[@claudioabado3317]

At 3 minutes, how are you getting such a wide distance between your lines? I tried your technique and my lines are much more closely spaced than yours?

[@CreativityGarage]

Thanks for watching the video and for the question. The primary reason for closely spaced lines in gridify is the grid settings you've chosen. You may have set a small gutter or spacing value between rows and columns. To fix this, select the grid you've created and adjust the gutter or spacing settings in the gridify dialog box. I'm sure it will solve the issue.

[@LeontiosSakellis]

what exactly is that dialog box, when you specify in the beginning of the video that there is no "actual" tool for the Gridify feature?@@CreativityGarage

[@Julijacreates]

this only works if you have a mouse. Otherwise you need three hands

[@CreativityGarage]

Well i personally always use a mouse. Three hands…lol 😎😎

[@Julijacreates]

@@CreativityGarage I still made it...looked like a T-Rex but made it 😀Thx