GridMe

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Introduction

Introduction

Minimal reference for installing GridMe and using each stage—Foundation through Present—in Adobe Illustrator.

What is GridMe?

GridMe is a docked Illustrator panel for identity designers who need repeatable construction grids, vector anatomy overlays, clearspace documentation, and guideline-style presentation output. Generated content lives on locked layers—your source artwork stays intact.

How to read these docs

Start with Installation & setup, then use Features overview for the workflow that matches each stage of your project.

The four stages match the tabs inside GridMe—and the rest of this site:

  • Foundation: Base grids (square, isometric, golden ratio, triangular, hex, dot, baseline) with Make Guides and artboard clipping.
  • Construction: Anchors, handles, outlines, construction lines with clustering, and a 3‑point circle fit.
  • Clearspace: Ghost-copy style zones, multi‑zone layouts, bleed and padding with sensible defaults.
  • Present: Color matrices, minimum size sheets, and canvas modes suited to brand books and client decks.

Getting help

For bugs, licensing, or feature ideas, visit Support & feedback—or use the feedback control inside the panel.