You can ensure that this is true by referring to the color menu in the toolbar on the left-hand side of the screen. Step 1: Select an object that contains the desired fill colorĪs we previously did in the first step, grab the Selection Tool (keyboard shortcut: V) and click on an object that contains your desired fill color to select it.Īgain, make sure that you have a single path selected and that it has fill data. This is actually the same function, just in a different location. Now let’s go over the other way in which you can select by color. There are various other characteristics you can select by as well. The Select Same feature doesn’t just let you select by color though. If done correctly, every other object in your workspace that has the same fill color will also be selected: The blue bounding box indicates the objects selected. With your object selected, you can now select other objects with the same fill color by navigating to:
Step 2: Use the Select Same feature to select all other objects with the same fill color If yours is blank or has a question mark in it, try ungrouping your selection. The screenshot above confirms that the object I’ve selected contains my desired fill color. You can ensure that you have a single path selected by checking the fill color indicator in the toolbar: The menu (outlined in red) indicates whether or not your selection has a fill color. It should be noted that you must select a single object that is a path and not a group, clipping mask, or pixel-based image.
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