Basic Text Transform: all caps, all lowercase
Add basic text transform like there is in Illustrator to make it easier and faster for developers to code your designs. Our developers have to waist time retyping text for layouts that have already been designed. At least basic uppercase and lowercase.
Hi everyone,
I’m glad to announce that the text uppercase, lowercase and title case transformations are now available with the XD 19 release.
Pro Tip: You can apply the transformations to characters styles and make global updates across the document.
Learn more about text improvements and our May release here: https://theblog.adobe.com/xd-may-2019-update-create-design-systems
Enjoy and let us know your feedback!
Best,
Dan
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SproetS commented
Well NO enjoy Dan Tuhoarca, it's 2023 and no OpenType features. It looks like CSS is developing faster than Adobe...
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Ryan commented
all caps work on letters but not on numerals.
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Matza commented
In InDesign or Illustrator I'm used to have open type features with this caps-transform. See attached. How to get the alternative numbers in XD??!!
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Sarou commented
ALLELUIAAAA
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João G. commented
Ok. Where is the bold and italic ?
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Dave A Patterson commented
Although I'm glad this feature was added, I am disappointed in how it functions. I often need to take ALL CAPS text from another source and properly format it into normal sentence with some proper nouns. Which is still not capable. I still need to use a Change Case plugin
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Ricardo Antonio Cabral commented
Thanks!
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Kim commented
THANK YOU!!!
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Sawsan commented
This feature is necessary! Please add it!
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Deena commented
Please add this feature! Thanks!!!
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Cristina commented
Pleaase add this feature. Thanks!
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anonyme + 1 commented
up + 1
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Anonymous commented
Every day I'm in awe of the basic features this software does not possess. It's just awful. The all-cap plug-in is better than nothing but it doesn't carry over to character styles which sucks almost as bad as XD.
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LeeHutch commented
Why can't your developers just copy in to illustrator or indesign and change the case, then copy back in to XD? That is what I do, although this feature would be awesome.
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Anonymous commented
There is a plugin called Change Case that does this
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Peter Villevoye commented
GREAT !! Thanks.
There's so much to say for having a native feature, in stead of forcing users to hunt for plugins. And of the three plugins I found and tested, (a few weeks ago), two were just horrible to use, with unexpected flaws or drawbacks... -
Vnz commented
@stephan Yay ! so fun to use plugins hidden in a sub-menu, hidden in a burger menu
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Stephan Lenting commented
There are already plugins that do this job...
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Vnz commented
@dennis it is started, it doesn't mean it will be implemented anytime soon... the guide suggestion was made in 2016 and is "feature-started" since 2018
I think the adobe team working on XD is just 2 dudes in a closet :D -
Dennis commented
3 years later lol