Put Adobe Illustrator® artwork into Photoshop.
You
have two options for putting Adobe Illustrator art into Photoshop:
exporting or copying. You can export an Adobe Illustrator file using
the Photoshop file format. Exporting as a Photoshop file retains
layers, masks, transparency, compound shapes, slices, image maps, and
editable type where possible. If your Illustrator file contains
elements that Photoshop does not support, Illustrator preserves the
appearance of the artwork by merging the layers or by rasterizing the
artwork. Photoshop can open a file exported as a PSD file as it would
any file created directly in Photoshop.
If you
set the clipboard preferences in Illustrator to copy as PDF and AICB,
you can copy your artwork in Illustrator and paste it directly into a
Photoshop file. The AICB option lets you choose to preserve the
appearance of the artwork or to copy the selection as a set of paths.
Do one of the following:
- To export the illustration so that Photoshop can open it, choose File > Export. In the Export dialog box, choose Photoshop for File Format, and click OK. The file is ready to open in Photoshop.
- To change the preferences so that you can copy the illustration and paste it into Photoshop, choose Edit > Preferences > Files & Clipboard. In the Preferences dialog box, select AICB (No Transparency Support). Then select one of the AICB options, and click OK. You can now copy all or a portion of an illustration, switch to Photoshop, and paste it into a Photoshop image.
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