Adobe Illustrator Custom Command Panel — Build Your Own Button Workspaces (Quick Panel)
Quick Panel is an extension for Adobe Illustrator that works like a lightweight Configurator: you design your own workspaces and panels of shortcuts, then run menu commands, tools, and Actions from clear, easy-to-use buttons—without digging through menus every time.
What you can do
Search a large command list — Find menu commands and tools quickly with instant filtering and fuzzy-friendly matching. When you browse with All categories and All types, the full catalog (including tools) is available in the list.
Build real panels, not just a favorites strip — Create multiple workspaces, each with named panels. Switch panels from the sidebar, rename them, and give panel switch buttons their own color so layouts are easy to scan.
Run with context in mind — Commands run through Adobe Illustrator’s own automation. Some items only work when a document is open, something is selected, or you’re in the right mode—Adobe Illustrator will refuse them if the context isn’t right, and the panel helps you understand that.
Adobe Illustrator Actions — Pick action sets and actions that already exist in Adobe Illustrator, add them like any other button, and run them from your panel.
Layouts that stick around — Your workspaces and panels are saved automatically, with an extra file backup so you’re less likely to lose layouts if app data is reset.
Import and export — Export a workspace to JSON and import it again to share layouts or restore them later.
UI built for panels — The interface adapts when you resize the panel, keeps scrolling inside lists (not the whole window), and follows a clean, Adobe-style dark panel look.
Who it’s for
Designers and production artists who repeat the same commands in Adobe Illustrator all day, teams who want shared shortcut layouts, and anyone who wants Configurator-style control surfaces inside Adobe Illustrator.
Note
Some commands and tools may not run in every situation—that depends on Adobe Illustrator (document, selection, and mode). That’s expected behavior, not a flaw in your layout.
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