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Converting shapes in Adobe Illustrator

Hello! In this tutorial, you will see how fast and easy to convert one simple shape to another. The square to the circle for example.
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OK, let's go :)
Select squares and go to the menu Effect > Convert to Shape > Ellipse.



Set options of the effect. Shape - you can select type of the figure here. Height and width are available also.



Press the OK button. Then go Object > Expand Apperance.



Use the Transform Each function if you want to change the size. Select all Ctrl+A and press hotkeys Alt+Ctrl+Shift+D. The Scale options allows you to change the size.



Set 80% for Scale, check Transform Objects flag and OK.



And use the Magic Set Maker illustrator script if you want rearrange icons or create new set.



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