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Adobe Illustrator doesn’t have a built-in guide layout feature like Photoshop’s margins and columns. If you want to create a full grid system (with gutters, margins, and rows), you’ll need to build it manually — or use a plugin like Gridle, which generates guides specifically for Illustrator users.

Illustrator doesn’t include native margin or column settings. You can manually draw shapes and align them, but for faster precision, Gridle lets you visually generate margins, gutters, and grid systems and import them directly into your design.

Illustrator is built for freeform vector design, while Photoshop focuses more on layout and print. That’s why Photoshop has margin/column tools, and Illustrator doesn’t — but plugins like Gridle bridge that gap.

Yes — Gridle is a web-based grid generator made for Illustrator users. You can set your canvas size, define margins, rows, columns, and export it into your artboard in seconds.

Instead of manually dragging guides or setting alignments, use Gridle to generate a full guide system instantly. It’s free, web-based, and Illustrator-friendly.