The Type module allows you to find recommendations from Adobe Fonts and generate character styles or paragraph styles for your InDesign project. To turn the vectorized images into creative elements, just add them to your Creative Cloud Libraries and bring in the vector shapes in your InDesign file.īring in type inspiration from the wild or your desktop, and find similar fonts for your projects. Not only that, you can also modify and apply smoothing to reduce path points. Use the slider to select the level of detail and invert the image to vectorize it. Tired of using pen tools too much or for too long? InDesign is here for your rescue - now you can vectorize directly in InDesign within the Capture extension.
To bring it to the next level of awesomeness, add swatches to CC Libraries and readily use them in InDesign files or access in any of the Adobe apps through Libraries ecosystem. One can start by extracting themes using color mood filters, and moving the color drops in the image. Once you have a collection of inspiration images and you proceed to decide what to use, the Capture extension is very handy feature that allows creation of themes with harmony rules. Open the CC libraries panel (Window > CC Libraries), click +, select Extract from image and choose from the options Right-click an image, select Extract from image and choose from the options.ģ. Select Object > Extract from image, and choose from Color Themes, Shapes, or TypeĢ. The extension can be accessed from three different entry points within InDesign, allowing to contextually extract color themes, shapes, or type, and save them to your Creative Cloud library.ġ.
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