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Feature Request: Copy Layers without renaming and adding "copy" to them

Explorer ,
Jan 17, 2024 Jan 17, 2024

Hi Adobe 🙂

I make large Illustrator files that have lots of layers, and often I find myself copying a layer that has a ton of sublayers. I spend way too much time renaming the copied layers removing the word "copy" or "copy 3" etc from the sublayer names.

I have found some workarounds, if this helps anyone. If I want to copy a layer called XXX, I will copy it, then rename it XXXz then paste and the new pasted layer is XXX without the name copy, then I can go back and remove the z from the name of the source layer.

But often, I just want to option drag a complicated layer into another layer and have the names not change.

Can we make a preference for not renaming duplicated or copied files? It would save me a ton of time and effort, and it seems like it wouldnt be a big deal to add a feature like that - it's not really complicated, but of course it takes time and resources away from other things perhaps?

Still if it's an easy fix PLEASE consider it? It would save me many hours of time over a month.

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Community Expert ,
Jan 17, 2024 Jan 17, 2024

The best place for feature requests is here:

https://illustrator.uservoice.com/

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Explorer ,
Jan 17, 2024 Jan 17, 2024
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Thank you 🙂 On your advice, I posted this there too. Hope they add it, it's really frustrating.

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