I’m happy to announce that starting today, with the latest update, Artboard Guides functionality is part of XD!
Creation is very simple, you can simply point to the top and left of any artboard, click and drag to create guides.
You can check how Guides work in a short video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnalFtR2KMA ) or check out Adobe XD’s help pages to see all the details of the feature (https://helpx.adobe.com/xd/help/artboards-grids.html#custom-artboard-guides).
Happy designing!
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Zach Bruce commented
Having a difficult time without this in XD while designing responsive web. Smart Guides are great, they get the job done when trying to align items with others, but setting a specific, initial column layout to follow is crucial and I don't have the ability to do that.
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Sebastien LeBlanc commented
I don't just want "Guides", i want the "Generate guide layout" feature from Photoshop CC 2015!
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Dashanan commented
Don't know why the demand for 'this feature' + 'ruler' are thought by the XD team to be an utter revelation. Had expected these two features to be there in very initial updates actually.
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Andrea commented
Yes please! When designing for web, I like to start with a 1920 wide file but my content grid changes. You could add some preset web grids just like you have the preset iOS, windows etc UI kits
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Milana Stanic commented
In reality I cannot work without guides, presume other people have this issue sooner or later
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Turnwall commented
Agreed—this is really what would allow me to scrap InDesign for UI work.
My specific case: (and I'm guessing for many designers out there), we're using columnar grids on the web these days similar to the way print designers use them (define margins, then a number of columns at a specified width, with a specified gutter). For this feature, InDesign is still superior.
Thanks!
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Anonymous commented
This would just close the loop imho
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Ovidiu Spatacian-Tarnu commented
Yes, I would second this feature request.