To delete a color stop, simply select it with the mouse and click on the Delete Stop button or click and drag the color stop downwards. Repeat this technique to create more color stops. Choose a color as you did previously and use the mouse to click and drag a location for the color stop.

To do this, click below the gradient bar to create another color stop. You can also add extra colors to your gradient. To do this, simply drag the diamond left or right. This is where the gradient displays an even mix of both the starting and ending colors. To edit the look of the gradient further, you can adjust the location of the midpoint (represented by the diamond icon). To do this, click and drag the color stop left or right until you are happy with the result. This will change the look and smoothness of the gradient. Once the colors have been defined, you can choose to adjust the location of the starting point and/or the end point. Step 4ĭefine an ending color by clicking on the color stop on the right of the bar. When you choose a color, it will automatically be applied to the gradient.

This will open up some options to choose a color. To define the gradient colors, double-click on one of the color stops under the gradient bar. By editing the look of the gradient in the Gradient panel, you will also change the gradient of the selected object. This will automatically apply the gradient to the object. Then simply click on the Gradient Box or the Gradient Bar inside the Gradient panel. To apply a gradient to an object, first select the object to which you want to apply the gradient by clicking on it. Step 2Ĭlicking in the Gradient panel for the first time will select a white and black gradient by default (otherwise, the last used gradient will be applied by default). You can also access this by going to Window > Gradient. This should be located in the toolbar on the right. To create a gradient, you must first have access to the Gradient panel. 1. How to Make a Gradient in Illustrator Step 1

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