Hello everyone,Turntable is now live in Illustrator Beta (build 29.9.14 or later)!Turntable lets you “rotate” your 2D artwork to see it from different angles. If you’ve got a character, product, or object drawn in Illustrator, you can quickly generate front/side/back views without redrawing everything from scratch. Note: This is still Beta quality. Some of the tech behind it is pretty challenging, so expect rough edges here and there. But that’s why we’re bringing it to you early. We’d love to hear from you! Explore this fun feature and speak to us to be a part of the feature's future! Block time with us using the link provided below. Book Time with the team This link will expire on September 30, 2025. Book Now How to try it: Install the Beta → Open the Creative Cloud Desktop app → look under “Beta apps” → install Illustrator (Beta). Make sure you’re on 29.9.14 or later. Select your artwork (works best with clean, real-world vector art). Group your artwork first for better results. Hit the Turntable icon in the control bar or Properties panel under the Transform section. Slide to preview angles, and hit Insert View to drop one on your canvas. Use arrows for elevation changes, and reset to go back to the original. Quick Tip: Clean outlines + no backgrounds = best results. We’d love to hear what you think, what feels magical, what feels broken, and what you’d want next. Don’t hold back, we’re here for the candid stuff. Feel free to create a new post if you have any issues related to the release or need more tips! If this was helpful, please click the Upvote icon in the top left corner of this post. Your feedback helps us improve the experience. Thank you! Have questions? Click 'Reply' below to ask. Click 'Follow' below to bookmark this post for easy reference.

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Turntable is now available in Illustrator Beta!

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August 28, 2025
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Hello everyone,

Turntable is now live in Illustrator Beta (build 29.9.14 or later)!

Turntable lets you “rotate” your 2D artwork to see it from different angles. If you’ve got a character, product, or object drawn in Illustrator, you can quickly generate front/side/back views without redrawing everything from scratch.

Note: This is still Beta quality. Some of the tech behind it is pretty challenging, so expect rough edges here and there. But that’s why we’re bringing it to you early.

We’d love to hear from you!

Explore this fun feature and speak to us to be a part of the feature's future! Block time with us using the link provided below.

Book Time with the team

This link will expire on September 30, 2025.

How to try it:

Install the Beta → Open the Creative Cloud Desktop app → look under “Beta apps” → install Illustrator (Beta).

Make sure you’re on 29.9.14 or later.
Select your artwork (works best with clean, real-world vector art).
Group your artwork first for better results.
Hit the Turntable icon in the control bar or Properties panel under the Transform section.
Slide to preview angles, and hit Insert View to drop one on your canvas.
Use arrows for elevation changes, and reset to go back to the original.

Quick Tip:

Clean outlines + no backgrounds = best results. We’d love to hear what you think, what feels magical, what feels broken, and what you’d want next. Don’t hold back, we’re here for the candid stuff.

Feel free to create a new post if you have any issues related to the release or need more tips!

If this was helpful, please click the Upvote icon in the top left corner of this post. Your feedback helps us improve the experience. Thank you!

Have questions? Click 'Reply' below to ask.

Click 'Follow' below to bookmark this post for easy reference.

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Bradley24525852cokj

New Participant

This looks amazing and perfect for one aspect pf my work, creating isometric views of large ag and construction equipment. Really anxious to give this a "spin"! Thanks to the excellent developers that pulled this together!

jonr65887254

New Participant

Would be great with a feature to add a reference, for example if you already have the 90 degree angle of what the subject is , you can tell it to use it as a reference for that angle.