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PLEASE HELP Illustrator - PANTRY LABLES

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Jun 02, 2020 Jun 02, 2020

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Hello,
I am launching a little business of pantry labels for kitchen, home, office etc.

The idea is to design the templates in Illustrator and cut it with a cricut machine or silhouette and have all labels with a different text which needs to be updated upon customer's request.

 

However, I have tried doing so and created templates with different layers including one for the text.

 

First template is a full A4 sheet of square labels which in this specific case contains 4 lines of text which sits above one of each other.

I am facing the following issues:

 

- while I update the names it needs to be centered again (tried to align in all ways) no matter what the square moves along with the text 

- it won't center proprely within the square (even if align to object option is used)

 

Any suggestion ?

Shall I use Illustrator and if so, can you please advise how to make it quick and less time consuming ?

Shall I change the application and instead use InDesign (I do not know this app and have to subscibe to it) which if I have to to make my life easier will but If I can avoid it is best.

MANY thanks for your help, ps: english is not my native languague excuse me for mistakes in the sentences

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Jun 02, 2020 Jun 02, 2020

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You haven't really made it clear how you've gone about the individual label layout.

 

"The square moves along with the text"??

 

The square that bounds the label should be a separate object, independent of the text (and its alignment). Set a piece of center-aligned point type and center-align it with the square. When you edit, alignment will be maintained.

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Thank you for answerring so quickly !
I would love to send you the AI so you have a better idea, isn't better ?

Let me know how if you agree to see it or if instead print screens are enough ?
Tks

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Please show.

Please tell us how exactly you created the square

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Thank you for answerring so quickly !
I would love to send you the AI so you have a better idea, isn't better ?

Let me know how if you agree to see it or if instead print screens are enough ?
Tks

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