How to Use the Anchor Point Tool in Adobe Illustrator CC Beginners

What Do We Use the Anchor Point Tool For?

We use the anchor point tool to curve any point on the path. For example, if I want to curve the V-neck to a U-neck, while the anchor point tool is still active, click on the point here and drag to the right to create the U-neck.

Where Is the Anchor Point Tool?

This Anchor point tool is located on the left-hand side of the adobe illustrator workspace. It hides behind the Pen tool.

Tips

what is the shortcut key for the Anchor point tool in adobe illustrator? The shortcut key for the Anchor point tool is Shift + C on the keyboard.

Please, click on this video link (How to Use the Anchor Point Tool in Adobe Illustrator CC 2019) for a step-by-step, hands-on demonstration.

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