this single VID has lifted a weight off my shoulders, I have been struggling to learn this for some time now, never knew it was here all along, may your days be long @ NICK
It never ceases to amaze me how wonderful people are at sharing their knowledge. Thank you very much Nick for taking the time to pass on your knowledge and basically train your audience. Not only is your tutorial excellent for the how-to aspect of illustrator but also good methodical working habits for newbies. I truly appreciate it. I'm now a subscriber. :)
I usually hate this process of finishing off a design project and you have just blown my mind! So simple! I cannot believe how much time and effort I have wasted doing this on previous projects. Thank you so much for such a well explained and easy to follow video!
Very useful tut. What really grinds my gears is you do all this thoughtful work for your client and they don't give it to printers when they need promo stuff done. They just give us low res jpegs. Remind your clients to save these files in a place they can access whenever they need things printed.
Thank you, I worked pretty hard on my first logo for a customer and this really helped me to get organized and send them something very professional when all was said and done. Great Tutorial!
I'm grateful for this video. You possess the remarkable ability to convey just the right amount of information to provide a comprehensive understanding while maintaining conciseness. Thank you for sharing such an incredibly helpful video!
I designed the logo for my girlfriend from overseas. I had a vague idea of the files I had to send her, but now clearer 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 . Thank you very much! Very helpful . Rate this video: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
this was so incredibly helpful, thank you! im finishing up my very first logo for a client but i had no clue how to use Illustrator or how to send the finished product (very much a "learn on the job" situation), so this video was very clear and helped reduce a lot of my stress.
This is just what I needed!! I've been growing as a graphic designer on my freetime and really didn't have a good understanding of how to set up these types of things for clients. This is more than helpful!!!
Bruh, your video came in CLUTCH! I learned so much!! Can you believe I sent a zip file of all the files at once in no separate folders? This is way better! Also, your class is ONLY $17?! How?! I was definitely expecting like $500 something, haha.
I agree with Jacob Davies comment - this is my least favorite part of the process, but you have made is so easy. Thank you! I love the bonus "file type" support PDF, too. Great idea and snazzy simple design. Thank you, Nick!
That was super super useful, thank-you! I'm self-taught/learning with a few design programs and this was an area I wasn't too confident with so thank-you!
Such an awesome video!! Thank you so much. My only question is about the CMYK color mode. Do you need to create a separate master file in RGB & do the whole process again for screen icons or does the exporting for screens take care of that for you? Thanks again!!!
I second this! Also curious what's RGB and what's CMYK now. If my client would ask what file to use for printing a T-Shirt or what file to use for his website, I'd be clueless as of now tbh :s
@@meyanh6238 You can change the document color profile by going to File>Document Color Mode>RGB/CMYK. You want to use RGB for anything digital and CMYK for anything print. Computer screens use Red, Green, and Blue light to create colors whereas printers use Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and, (K)Black ink pigment to create colors.
@@Tyus_ Thanks a lot but this is already what is known to me. I'm curious what the exported files use.. it seems like he put everything into CMYK, so basically what file is RGB now?
@@meyanh6238 It looks like in this video he only exported CMYK files. I would do this whole process again but with a RGB color profile that way you have both. You will notice very slight color differences in the CMYK vs RGB files especially with dark colors. That's just how the color systems work. Not much you can do about it.
Ouhn thanks a lot ... i had to make packages but my illustrator didn'r really made a zip like in indesign it was giving me a lot of irritation until i found ur Video ! Now i can sleep in peace finally haha. Thanks!
You are a Saviour. I have searched for this video but none of the videos helped. Could you please also make a video of HOW TO EXPORT STATIONERY FILES TO CLIENTS ( LETTERPAD, BUSINESS CARD )
why cant all youtube tutorials be this straight forward. 10 out of 10.
Some people...a very few people...really know how to create a great tutorial. You are one of those rare individuals. Thanks for this great tutorial.
this single VID has lifted a weight off my shoulders, I have been struggling to learn this for some time now, never knew it was here all along, may your days be long @ NICK
It never ceases to amaze me how wonderful people are at sharing their knowledge. Thank you very much Nick for taking the time to pass on your knowledge and basically train your audience. Not only is your tutorial excellent for the how-to aspect of illustrator but also good methodical working habits for newbies. I truly appreciate it. I'm now a subscriber. :)
i want sizes for social media
This is so useful! I'm just starting out and struggling to understand how to send files to clients. This video is a huge help 👏👏
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Now probably you'll be a one of the greatest designers😅
I usually hate this process of finishing off a design project and you have just blown my mind! So simple! I cannot believe how much time and effort I have wasted doing this on previous projects. Thank you so much for such a well explained and easy to follow video!
Very useful tut. What really grinds my gears is you do all this thoughtful work for your client and they don't give it to printers when they need promo stuff done. They just give us low res jpegs. Remind your clients to save these files in a place they can access whenever they need things printed.
First tutorial I've watched on the subject that actually made sense and saved time. Thank you for making this!
Thank you, I worked pretty hard on my first logo for a customer and this really helped me to get organized and send them something very professional when all was said and done. Great Tutorial!
I'm grateful for this video. You possess the remarkable ability to convey just the right amount of information to provide a comprehensive understanding while maintaining conciseness. Thank you for sharing such an incredibly helpful video!
"What we want to do now" is the iconic phrase delivered by Mr. Nick.
I designed the logo for my girlfriend from overseas. I had a vague idea of the files I had to send her, but now clearer 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
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I love the idea of delivering with a guide with one's contacts as well.
that was way way more helping than any other stretched out long vids I wasted my time on. tnx for that
this was so incredibly helpful, thank you! im finishing up my very first logo for a client but i had no clue how to use Illustrator or how to send the finished product (very much a "learn on the job" situation), so this video was very clear and helped reduce a lot of my stress.
This is one of the best videos I've seen. thank you for sharing.
This is super helpful - I didn't even learn this in this simple way at 2 years of universisty
This is just what I needed!! I've been growing as a graphic designer on my freetime and really didn't have a good understanding of how to set up these types of things for clients. This is more than helpful!!!
I have learned so much from you in just a few short videos. No wonder I have been so frustrated with my logo designer!
This is SO SO useful!! I learned a lot from you. Add artboards and export them at the same time, it saved me a lot of time!! Thank you!!
Bruh, your video came in CLUTCH! I learned so much!! Can you believe I sent a zip file of all the files at once in no separate folders? This is way better! Also, your class is ONLY $17?! How?! I was definitely expecting like $500 something, haha.
WOW, this is so useful for someone that's just learning Illustrator. Thank you.
wow. the first tutorial that left me with no questions
Thank you so very much for this tutorial! I followed your example for a client and I think they will be happy :)
YOU'RE AMAZING!! Thank you so much, glad I found your page.
Do you send clients duplicate copies in RGB as well? or only CMYK files? -- great video :)
one of the most concise tutorials on the web. thx
Thank you! This was super helpful and filled in the gaps I was always stumped on! I can't believe I used to do it any other way!👏👏
Never thought of doing it like this, I used actions. The Master File is super cool to look at lol
Life changing for designers! THANK YOU!
Thank you so much for this video, I have just sold my very first logo design and had no idea how to export it. Thanks!
Glad it helped! And congrats.
This is the most useful video Ive seen all year. Thank you
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I'm helping out a friends who needed real logo vector files. First time using illustrator and this was such a helpful video! Thank you!
This is so much useful, I was just struggling to understand how to send files to clients.
Best video I've seen for this- very clear and quick- simplified proces
Very straightforward and easy to umderstand and follow. Thanks so much
This is a very efficient way to export logos. Thank you!
this is the most clearest and useful tutorial, thank you so much for sharing!!!!
I agree with Jacob Davies comment - this is my least favorite part of the process, but you have made is so easy. Thank you! I love the bonus "file type" support PDF, too. Great idea and snazzy simple design. Thank you, Nick!
Holy Guacamole amazing!!!! You saved me from hours of struggling!!!! Thank you so much!!!!! My mind is blown! 🤩🥳😁
Thanks for sharing. I just got everything I need to know about preparing Logo files. 🥂
Excellent video! For some reason I haven't found many videos on this subject. This completely changed the way I create deliverables.
Thank you for sharing. I plan to implement your example of adding an explanation page of the various formats... never thought to do that.
Super great video makes excited to learn more and get started! Love the "stay organized" motto !!
another great lesson! Thanks a lot ! greetings from Poland !
That was super super useful, thank-you! I'm self-taught/learning with a few design programs and this was an area I wasn't too confident with so thank-you!
so many great tips in one short easy to follow video! thank you so much
This was soso useful!! I'm just starting out as a freelancer and was struggling with how to compile client files!
thanks for this video it actually answered all the questions of my head
Brilliant, clear and a great voice to listen to. Thanks for your time.
So straight forward and useful! Thank you!!!
This was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for sharing
SO simply explained and thorough! Thank you SO much! I love the Logo Format Guide idea! Totally creating one- super professional!
Thanks for this lesson, we're waiting more videos👍👍
I'm a bit late on this video but a quick helpful tip to save time with folders, Ctrl + Shift + N creates a new folder on windows 😅
WOW! Thank you from a self-taught designer, your videos are so helpful! Subscribed
Such an awesome video!! Thank you so much. My only question is about the CMYK color mode. Do you need to create a separate master file in RGB & do the whole process again for screen icons or does the exporting for screens take care of that for you? Thanks again!!!
I second this! Also curious what's RGB and what's CMYK now. If my client would ask what file to use for printing a T-Shirt or what file to use for his website, I'd be clueless as of now tbh :s
@@meyanh6238 You can change the document color profile by going to File>Document Color Mode>RGB/CMYK. You want to use RGB for anything digital and CMYK for anything print.
Computer screens use Red, Green, and Blue light to create colors whereas printers use Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and, (K)Black ink pigment to create colors.
@@Tyus_ Thanks a lot but this is already what is known to me. I'm curious what the exported files use.. it seems like he put everything into CMYK, so basically what file is RGB now?
@@meyanh6238 It looks like in this video he only exported CMYK files. I would do this whole process again but with a RGB color profile that way you have both. You will notice very slight color differences in the CMYK vs RGB files especially with dark colors. That's just how the color systems work. Not much you can do about it.
Ayyyy Thanks for helping get to know the Software! I just downloaded it in hopes of making resetupes and originals. Props to you for
Very helpful and informative. Thank you Logos by Nick!
Can you create a video about the logo format guide?
Thanks for sharing this huge knowledge , God Bless you
Really clear tutorial, subscribed.
Thanks you giving me more concept it's informative Video Grown Up this Channel
Thank you so much Nick for this tutorial. I wasn't sure how to send a professional logo package to my clients. Super helpful!!
I really appreciate how informative you are in your video. Amazing video . Thanks
Such an informative video. I love the idea of a logo format guide -- Going to create one for my clients. Thanks so much!!
Super helpful video!! Everything you need to know! Thank you Nick!
Thanks. You saved me. I was just wondering how to send the logo files to my client.
Ouhn thanks a lot ... i had to make packages but my illustrator didn'r really made a zip like in indesign it was giving me a lot of irritation until i found ur Video
! Now i can sleep in peace finally haha. Thanks!
You are a Saviour. I have searched for this video but none of the videos helped. Could you please also make a video of HOW TO EXPORT STATIONERY FILES TO CLIENTS ( LETTERPAD, BUSINESS CARD )
you are the best teacher ever thnx a lot sir
This was so incredible clear and helpful. Thank you so much!
This is one rare gem.
The best explanation ever. Thank you for doing this!
I love your intro and outro music
Can you make this type of video again for exporting logo in current situation. At present?? From india😊
Thank you for this tutorial!! Really clear, really simple, exactly what i wanted to know. Cheers for that!
Thanks, helping me get more professional much appreciated.
super easy and awesome video explained without any confusion .... thanks a lot!
Friken brilliant tutorial and extremely helpful! Thank you so much!
Good video thank you , updated visual studio and everything worked. I'm really glad I found a working crack
This is pure gold!
This is such a useful video and easy to understand. Thanks for your help!
You're a lifesaver man!
Amazing clear explanation!
This was really helpful with all the shortcuts, thank you Nick
Thanks for making it simple and easy to follow. That was perfect
so useful and organized
THANK YOU!!! You just saved my life with your awesome instructions!
SO HELPFUL! You're the best, Nick!
thanks for ths maahn
i had a heard time sending logo to my clients
This was a HUUUGE help. Thank you so, so very much.
Best video I have seen no cap.. love u bro
Very helpful and well-explained, thank you!
Thank you. You saved me a lot of time and effort! Learnt something new that will carry forever. Thank you brother
The best video ever in my life! It was so helpful and very clear! Thank you!
Brilliant tutorial, thank you.
Wow just wow. Super helpful!
Question, do you need to add art boards to the logo? I'm learning Illustrator and your channel has really helped thank you so much.
Lifesaver! Thank you for this video!