InDesign should be used for larger, multiple page documents, or PDF presentations. The great thing about InDesign is its ability to combine artwork from Illustrator and Photoshop to create multiple page spreads and layouts. InDesign allows you to create “master pages” so you can easily create a booklet or magazine layouts with consistent design and automatic page numberings. InDesign is great to use when you need to create multiple pages that you want to look uniformed. InDesign is a vector based program, meaning that it uses a mathematical grid to map artwork and the artwork is scalable, meaning that you can resize the file as small or as large as you want without losing the quality of the image or making it grainy.

For the purpose of this blog, we will mainly be focusing on InDesign and Illustrator.

In order to be a good graphic designer, you have to know the differences between the three and when is the best time to use each program.

There are so many programs out there for graphic designers to use but the three most popular are Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator.

Adobe indesign and illustrator