Intertwine Feature in InDesign
People have been oooh-ing and ahhh-ing over the Intertwine feature in Adobe Illustrator, but I’ve been creating this same effect in InDesign for years! OK, I admit that it’s more straightforward in Illustrator, but this InDesign trick — first shown to me by our Editor in Chief, Mike Rankin, at The InDesign Conference — is so easy that anyone can do it.
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This is seriously cool. Thanks, David!
This works in Affinity Publisher too!
Nice!
Hi David,
I have a project that intertwine is perfect for.
Your steps are straight forward and easy, but it didn’t work for me.
Does intertwine in this way still work for ID 2024?
Thanks!
Please disregard. I realized the text frame had auto-fit selected causing the issue. Thanks though.