How to Create an Isometric Grid in Adobe Illustrator

Go to File > New > New Document, and have the document measure 1000 x 1000 pixels., Copy a line by pressing Shift + Alt., Select all and go to Object > Group., Copy a group of lines., Rotate the axis at an angle of 150., At this point, you should...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Go to File > New > New Document

    Create a grid line, starting at a vertical line, using the line tool.

    Draw the line (it should be longer than the area border).
  2. Step 2: and have the document measure 1000 x 1000 pixels.

    Click at the line and move it to a place you want (it should be far from others lines--approximately 30 pixels).

    Press Ctrl + D to paste a new line.

    By this step you will have a line with the same length as other lines. , You can use a shortcut by right-clicking and choosing "group."

    Right-click to go to Transform. , Make sure to select vertical on the preference table. ,, Go to Transform > Reflect > Vertical and press "OK."

    Move it to the position shown in the image. , Create a square measuring 1000 x 1000 pixels. , Select all of it, and then right-click on Make Clipping Mask. , If it does not, retrace your steps and make sure you followed each step precisely.

    If everything looks good, then congratulations, you've made an isometric grid!
  3. Step 3: Copy a line by pressing Shift + Alt.

  4. Step 4: Select all and go to Object > Group.

  5. Step 5: Copy a group of lines.

  6. Step 6: Rotate the axis at an angle of 150.

  7. Step 7: At this point

  8. Step 8: you should see this:

  9. Step 9: Copy the angle lines and right-click.

  10. Step 10: Select all.

  11. Step 11: Go to the rectangle tool.

  12. Step 12: Position the square on the lines.

  13. Step 13: After this step you will see your grid appear only in an area you want.

Detailed Guide

Create a grid line, starting at a vertical line, using the line tool.

Draw the line (it should be longer than the area border).

Click at the line and move it to a place you want (it should be far from others lines--approximately 30 pixels).

Press Ctrl + D to paste a new line.

By this step you will have a line with the same length as other lines. , You can use a shortcut by right-clicking and choosing "group."

Right-click to go to Transform. , Make sure to select vertical on the preference table. ,, Go to Transform > Reflect > Vertical and press "OK."

Move it to the position shown in the image. , Create a square measuring 1000 x 1000 pixels. , Select all of it, and then right-click on Make Clipping Mask. , If it does not, retrace your steps and make sure you followed each step precisely.

If everything looks good, then congratulations, you've made an isometric grid!

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