The Toolbox tab is the heart of ScriptBox, providing instant access to over 200 automation scripts designed to streamline your Adobe Illustrator workflow. These scripts handle everything from simple object arrangement to complex path manipulation, saving you countless hours of manual work.
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Browsing Scripts
ScriptBox organizes its extensive script library into a clean, hierarchical folder structure that makes finding the right tool intuitive and fast.
Understanding the Folder Structure:
When you open the Toolbox tab, you'll see 11 main category folders, each containing related scripts:
- Arrange - Object positioning and distribution tools
- Artboard - Artboard management and manipulation
- Color - Color manipulation and management utilities
- Games - Entertainment features for creative breaks
- Generator - Pattern and shape creation tools
- Optimize - Document cleanup and optimization
- Path - Path editing and manipulation tools
- Randomize - Tools for adding controlled randomness
- Rename - Batch renaming utilities
- Select - Advanced selection tools
- Text - Text manipulation and formatting
- Transform - Object transformation utilities
- Utility - Miscellaneous productivity tools
Expanding and Collapsing Folders:
- Expand a Category
Click on any folder name or the arrow icon next to it
The folder expands to reveal all scripts within that category
Scripts appear as individual items with icons and names - Collapse a Category
Click the folder name or arrow icon again
The folder collapses, hiding its contents
This keeps your interface clean and focused - Multiple Folders
You can have multiple folders expanded simultaneously
Expand only the categories you're currently working with
Collapse folders you're not using to reduce scrolling
Navigation Tips:
- Use Search: If you know what you're looking for, use the search bar instead of browsing
- Explore by Task: Think about what you want to accomplish, then open the relevant category
- Learn Gradually: Start with one or two categories and expand your knowledge over time
- Favorites: Once you find scripts you use often, add them to Favorites for instant access
Folder Organization Logic:
Scripts are grouped by their primary function:
- Action-based: Arrange, Transform, Randomize (what the script does)
- Target-based: Artboard, Path, Text, Color (what the script affects)
- Purpose-based: Optimize, Select, Rename, Generator (the script's goal)
- Utility: General productivity tools that don't fit other categories
This logical organization helps you develop an intuitive sense of where to find specific tools as you become more familiar with ScriptBox.
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Running Scripts
Running scripts in ScriptBox is designed to be as simple as possible—just one click and the script executes.
The Click-to-Run Mechanism:
- Locate Your Script
Browse to the category folder containing the script you need
Or use the search function to find it quickly - Click the Script
Simply click once on the script name or icon
The script executes immediately in Adobe Illustrator
No need to double-click or use additional menus - Script Execution
Most scripts will open a dialog box with options and settings
Some scripts execute immediately if they don't require user input
Follow the on-screen prompts to configure the script's behavior - Complete the Action
Adjust settings in the script's dialog (if applicable)
Click OK or Run to apply the script
Or click Cancel to exit without making changes
What Happens When You Run a Script:
- Interactive Scripts: Open a dialog with options, sliders, checkboxes, and preview features
- Instant Scripts: Execute immediately and apply their effect to your selection or document
- Selection-Based Scripts: Work on currently selected objects (select objects first)
- Document-Wide Scripts: Affect the entire document or all artboards
- Generator Scripts: Create new objects or patterns in your document
Before Running Scripts:
- Save Your Work: Always save before running unfamiliar scripts
- Read Descriptions: Hover over scripts to see what they do (see Script Descriptions below)
- Check Selection: Many scripts require objects to be selected first
- Understand Scope: Know whether the script affects selection, layer, artboard, or document
After Running Scripts:
- Undo if Needed: Use Cmd/Ctrl+Z to undo if results aren't what you expected
- Adjust Settings: Run the script again with different settings to refine results
- Save Favorites: If you use a script frequently, add it to your Favorites
Script Execution Tips:
- Test on Copies: For destructive operations, test on duplicated objects first
- Batch Processing: Many scripts can process multiple objects simultaneously
- Combine Scripts: Use multiple scripts in sequence for complex workflows
- Learn Shortcuts: Some scripts have keyboard shortcuts you can assign in Illustrator
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Script Descriptions
Every script in ScriptBox includes a helpful description that explains what it does, helping you choose the right tool for your task.
Viewing Script Descriptions:
- Hover Over Any Script
Move your mouse cursor over any script name in the Toolbox
Wait a moment (approximately 1 second)
A tooltip appears with the script's description - Read the Description
The tooltip provides a concise explanation of the script's function
Descriptions include what the script does and often mention key features
Some descriptions note whether selection is required - Tooltip Behavior
Tooltips appear automatically on hover
They disappear when you move your mouse away
No clicking required—just hover and read
What Descriptions Tell You:
- Primary Function: What the script does in simple terms
- Key Features: Special capabilities or options the script offers
- Input Requirements: Whether you need to select objects first
- Output: What the script creates or modifies
Using Descriptions Effectively:
- Compare Similar Scripts: Hover over multiple scripts in a category to find the best fit
- Learn New Tools: Read descriptions to discover scripts you didn't know existed
- Verify Before Running: Confirm a script does what you expect before clicking
- Explore Categories: Browse descriptions to understand what each category offers
Example Descriptions:
- "Create multiple copies of selected objects with precise spacing and alignment options"
- "Automatically resize artboards to fit their contained artwork perfectly"
- "Apply random colors to selected objects from current swatches"
- "Generate QR codes with custom text, URLs, and styling options"
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Accessing Individual Script User Guides
Many scripts include detailed user guides that provide in-depth instructions, examples, and tips for getting the most out of each tool.
How to Access User Guides:
- Look for User Guide Files
In your ScriptBox installation folder, navigate to the scripts directory
Each category folder contains both script files (.jsx) and user guide files (.url)
User guide files are named: "Script Name • User Guide.url" - Open a User Guide
Double-click the .url file to open the guide in your web browser
Or right-click and select "Open" or "Open with Browser"
The guide opens on the ScriptBox website with detailed documentation - What User Guides Include
Step-by-step instructions with screenshots
Detailed explanations of all options and settings
Usage examples and common workflows
Tips and best practices
Troubleshooting information
When to Use User Guides:
- Learning New Scripts: Read the guide before using complex scripts for the first time
- Advanced Features: Discover hidden features and advanced options
- Troubleshooting: Find solutions if a script isn't working as expected
- Optimization: Learn tips for getting better results
- Workflow Ideas: See examples of how to combine scripts effectively
User Guide Availability:
- Most scripts include user guides, especially complex or feature-rich tools
- Simpler scripts may not have dedicated guides if their function is self-explanatory
- User guides are continuously updated with new tips and examples
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Script Categories
ScriptBox includes 11 main categories plus a bonus Games category, totaling over 200 scripts. Below is a detailed overview of each category with examples of what you can accomplish.
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Arrange
The Arrange category focuses on positioning, distributing, and organizing objects in your workspace.
What You Can Do:
- Create precise grids and patterns with multiple copies
- Arrange objects in circular or radial formations
- Swap positions between objects
- Distribute objects with proportional spacing
- Replace objects while maintaining positions
Featured Scripts:
- Cloner: Create multiple copies of selected objects with precise spacing and alignment options. Perfect for creating grids, patterns, or repeated elements with exact control.
- Grid Arranger: Arrange selected objects in a perfect grid with customizable rows and columns. Ideal for organizing icons, creating tile patterns, or laying out design elements systematically.
- Radial Arranger: Arrange objects in a circular or radial pattern around a center point. Great for creating circular menus, clock faces, or decorative radial designs.
- Seamless Pattern Maker: Create seamless repeating patterns from selected objects with customizable spacing and alignment. Essential for textile design, backgrounds, and repeating motifs.
- Smart Object Replacer: Replace the selected objects with content from the clipboard, document symbols, or other selected objects, with options to match colors, opacity, and size.
- Swap Two Objects: Instantly swap the positions of two selected objects. Simple but incredibly useful for quick layout adjustments.
Common Use Cases:
- Creating product grids for catalogs
- Building icon sets with consistent spacing
- Designing circular badges or seals
- Organizing UI elements systematically
- Creating repeating background patterns
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Artboard
Artboard scripts help you manage, organize, and manipulate artboards efficiently, especially useful for multi-page documents.
What You Can Do:
- Automatically resize artboards to fit content
- Create artboards from selected objects
- Navigate between artboards quickly
- Duplicate artboards with their contents
- Organize and reindex artboards by position
Featured Scripts:
- Fit Artboards to Artwork Bounds: Automatically resize artboards to fit their contained artwork perfectly. Eliminates excess whitespace and ensures tight bounds around your designs.
- Create Artboards from Selection: Generate artboards automatically based on selected objects. Each selected object gets its own artboard sized to fit.
- Multi-Artboard Duplicator: Duplicate artboards along with their contents in bulk. Perfect for creating variations or multiple pages with similar layouts.
- Re-index Artboards by Position: Automatically reorder the artboard indices based on their spatial positioning. Keeps your artboard numbering logical and organized.
- Smart Artboard Aligner: Align selected objects to artboards with customizable positioning and optional resizing options. Ensures consistent placement across multiple artboards.
- Artboard Content Cropper: Crop or mask artboard content to fit within artboard boundaries, with options to process all artboards, selected ones, or just selected objects.
Common Use Cases:
- Preparing multi-page documents for export
- Creating social media template sets
- Organizing presentation slides
- Building design system documentation
- Managing icon sets across multiple artboards
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Color
Color scripts provide powerful tools for manipulating, analyzing, and managing colors throughout your designs.
What You Can Do:
- Randomize colors with various methods
- Convert between color spaces (RGB, CMYK, HSL)
- Create gradients from selections
- Adjust opacity and color channels
- Check color contrast for accessibility
- Manage swatches and color libraries
Featured Scripts:
- Color Randomizer: Apply random colors to selected objects from current swatches. Great for exploring color combinations quickly.
- Hue Saturation Lightness: Adjust HSL values of selected objects with precise control. More intuitive than RGB adjustments for many color modifications.
- Contrast Checker: Analyze color contrast ratios between background and foreground elements according to WCAG accessibility standards. Essential for accessible design.
- Selection to Gradient Swatch: Extract colors from selected objects and create a customizable gradient swatch from them. Perfect for creating harmonious gradients from existing designs.
- Average Colors: Calculate and apply the average color values across selected objects, with options to average fills, strokes, gradients, and opacity.
- Smart Swatch Randomizer: Randomly apply colors from your document's swatch library to the fills and strokes of selected objects.
- Gradient to Solid Color: Convert gradient fills to solid colors using the dominant or average color from the gradient.
- Swap Fill and Stroke Colors: Instantly swap fill and stroke colors of selected objects.
Common Use Cases:
- Exploring color variations quickly
- Ensuring accessibility compliance
- Creating cohesive color palettes
- Converting between color modes for print/web
- Managing document color libraries
- Creating custom gradients from artwork
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Games
A fun bonus category! Take creative breaks with classic games built right into Illustrator.
What You Can Do:
- Play classic board and puzzle games
- Take mental breaks without leaving your workspace
- Challenge yourself during rendering or processing time
Available Games:
- Checker: Play a classic checkers game directly within Adobe Illustrator
- Connect Four: Enjoy the Connect Four game with a visual interface in Illustrator
- Minesweeper: Classic minesweeper puzzle game integrated into your design workspace
- Tic Tac Toe: Simple tic-tac-toe game for quick breaks during design work
Why Games?
- Mental breaks improve creativity and productivity
- Stay in your workspace during processing time
- Fun way to test ScriptBox's capabilities
- Demonstrates the power of JSX scripting
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Generator
Generator scripts create new shapes, patterns, and design elements from scratch with customizable parameters.
What You Can Do:
- Generate geometric patterns and shapes
- Create barcodes and QR codes
- Build fractal trees and spirals
- Generate stars, squircles, and custom polygons
- Create mathematical patterns and waves
Featured Scripts:
- QR Code Generator: Generate QR codes with custom text, URLs, and styling options. Perfect for adding scannable codes to designs, posters, or packaging.
- Barcode Generator: Generate UPC-12 and EAN-13 barcodes with automatic check digit calculation, customizable fonts and tracking adjustment.
- Star Shape Generator: Create customizable star and polygon shapes with adjustable parameters like number of sides, size, inner radius, rotation, colors, stroke width, and corner rounding.
- Fractal Tree Generator: Generate customizable fractal trees with adjustable parameters like branching levels, divisions, angles, scaling, position, and stroke.
- Sine Wave Generator: Generate customizable sine wave patterns with adjustable size, repetitions, stroke properties, and color.
- Squircle Generator: Create squircle shapes (square-circle hybrids) with adjustable corner radius. Popular in modern UI design.
- Bento Grid Generator: Create modern bento-style grid layouts with customizable cells. Perfect for contemporary web and app design layouts.
Common Use Cases:
- Adding functional codes to packaging design
- Creating decorative patterns and backgrounds
- Building geometric illustrations
- Generating organic shapes for nature-themed designs
- Creating modern UI elements
- Producing mathematical visualizations
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Optimize
Optimize scripts help clean up documents, manage complexity, and improve file performance.
What You Can Do:
- Remove unused swatches, symbols, and styles
- Break symbol links and release clipping masks
- Close open paths automatically
- Group objects by attributes or artboards
- Unlock and unhide hidden elements
- Convert global and spot colors
Featured Scripts:
- Document Cleaner: Remove unused swatches, styles, symbols and other document clutter automatically. Essential for keeping files lean and organized.
- Clipping Mask Manager: Release, modify, or merge clipping masks with advanced options for fill/stroke styling and preview highlighting.
- Group by Attributes: Automatically group selected objects based on shared visual attributes like fill color, stroke color, stroke weight, opacity, and blending modes.
- Visibility Manager: Find and unhide hidden layers and objects through an interactive panel with search functionality.
- Unlock Assistant: Identify and selectively unlock locked layers and objects through an interactive interface.
- Break Symbol Links: Break symbol links by converting symbol instances into regular editable artwork.
- Detach Global Colors: Convert Spot colors and Global colors to regular RGB colors.
Common Use Cases:
- Preparing files for client handoff
- Reducing file size before export
- Cleaning up inherited or legacy files
- Organizing complex documents
- Troubleshooting file issues
- Preparing files for print production
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Path
The largest category! Path scripts provide extensive tools for editing, manipulating, and enhancing vector paths.
What You Can Do:
- Modify bezier handles and anchor points
- Create connections between objects
- Apply corner effects and rounding
- Convert dashes to paths
- Trim, split, and extend paths
- Create arrowheads and decorative elements
- Generate triangulated meshes
Featured Scripts:
- Smart Corner Rounder: Intelligently round corners of paths with customizable radius settings. Works on any path type with precise control.
- Path Arrowhead Maker: Add customizable arrowheads to selected paths, choosing shape, size, arrow style, or a document symbol.
- Metaball Shape Connector: Create smooth, organic "metaball" connectors between two or more selected circles. Perfect for creating blob-like organic shapes.
- Triangulator: Convert selected Illustrator shapes into a low-poly triangulated mesh with adjustable point distribution, colors, and strokes.
- Smart Connector: Connect selected objects by drawing lines between centers or anchor points with adjustable amount, stroke, opacity, and randomness.
- Dash to Paths: Convert dashed strokes into individual path objects for advanced editing.
- Path Effects: Preview and apply a variety of adjustable path distortion effects to your selected paths.
- Bezier Handle Converter: Convert bezier handles on selected anchor points by either removing existing handles to create sharp corners or adding smooth handles to create curved transitions.
Common Use Cases:
- Creating technical diagrams with connectors
- Designing infographics with arrows and flow lines
- Building low-poly illustrations
- Creating organic, flowing shapes
- Refining path details and curves
- Converting strokes for special effects
- Adding decorative path elements
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Randomize
Randomize scripts add controlled chaos to your designs, perfect for creating organic, natural-looking variations.
What You Can Do:
- Randomize colors, opacity, and blending modes
- Add random rotation and scaling
- Scatter objects randomly
- Randomize stroke properties and dash patterns
- Add jitter to anchor points
- Randomize text properties
Featured Scripts:
- Random Scatter: Randomly scatter selected objects by moving them to random positions within customizable horizontal and vertical ranges.
- Random Point Jitter: Add random displacement to anchor points for organic effects. Great for creating hand-drawn or natural looks.
- Random Recolor: Randomly recolor selected objects with customizable color schemes, adjustable value ranges, and options to recolor text by frames, words, or characters individually.
- Random Scale: Randomly scale selected objects with customizable size ranges, adjustable reference points, and options to scale group items or compound path elements individually.
- Text Color Randomiser: Apply random colors to selected text frames using RGB, CMYK, or HSL color modes, with options to randomize by text frames, sentences, lines, words, or individual characters.
- Gradient Rotation Randomizer: Randomly rotate linear gradients within selected objects using customizable angle ranges.
Common Use Cases:
- Creating natural-looking arrangements
- Adding organic variation to patterns
- Designing hand-drawn style illustrations
- Creating dynamic text effects
- Breaking up rigid, mechanical layouts
- Generating unique variations quickly
- Adding visual interest to repetitive elements
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Rename
Rename scripts help you organize and manage your document by batch renaming layers, artboards, symbols, and other elements.
What You Can Do:
- Batch rename layers with patterns and numbering
- Rename artboards systematically
- Update symbol names in bulk
- Rename swatches and graphic styles
- Convert layer name case formats
- Apply prefixes, suffixes, and sequential numbering
Featured Scripts:
- Layers Batch Renamer: Rename multiple layers using sequential numbering and custom patterns. Essential for organizing complex documents.
- Artboards Batch Renamer: Rename multiple artboards using patterns, numbering, and prefixes. Perfect for multi-page documents.
- Symbols Batch Renamer: Rename multiple document symbols simultaneously. Keeps symbol libraries organized.
- Layer Name Case Converter: Convert layer names between different case formats (uppercase, lowercase, title case).
- Items Batch Renamer: Batch rename selected objects with various naming conventions.
Common Use Cases:
- Organizing complex layer structures
- Preparing files for development handoff
- Standardizing naming conventions across projects
- Managing large symbol libraries
- Creating systematic artboard naming for exports
- Cleaning up inherited files with poor naming
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Select
The second-largest category! Select scripts provide powerful selection tools that go far beyond Illustrator's native capabilities.
What You Can Do:
- Select by color, size, opacity, rotation, and more
- Filter by stroke properties and dash patterns
- Select by font, text size, or text content
- Choose objects by layer order or artboard
- Select random objects or specific percentages
- Find similar objects automatically
- Select by blending mode or attributes
Featured Scripts:
- Smart Selector: Quickly select Illustrator objects by type, appearance, attributes, and other properties. A powerful all-in-one selection tool.
- Select by Attribute: Select objects based on specific attributes like fill color, stroke weight. Highly customizable filtering.
- Select Similar Objects: Select all objects similar to the selected one by matching fill/stroke, size, opacity, blending mode, dash pattern, or geometry.
- Select by Font: Select text objects using specific fonts or font families. Essential for font management and updates.
- Select Off-Artboard Objects: Find and select objects positioned outside artboard boundaries. Great for cleaning up documents.
- Random Objects Selector: Randomly select a specified number or percentage of objects. Useful for creating varied effects.
- Select by Size Match: Select all objects that match the selected object's size (width, height, or area) within a chosen tolerance.
- Selection Inspector: Analyze and display detailed information about current selection.
Common Use Cases:
- Finding all objects with specific properties
- Selecting elements for batch modifications
- Cleaning up documents by finding stray objects
- Managing typography across documents
- Creating selection sets for complex operations
- Analyzing document composition
- Preparing objects for specific treatments
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Text
Text scripts provide extensive tools for manipulating, formatting, and managing text in your designs.
What You Can Do:
- Randomize text properties (size, color, spacing, rotation)
- Generate placeholder text and page numbers
- Split and merge text frames
- Create bulleted lists
- Add sequential numbering
- Swap text content between frames
- Fine-tune typography with advanced controls
Featured Scripts:
- Sequential Text Numbering: Automatically add sequential numbers, letters (A-Z), or Roman numerals to selected text frames. Perfect for numbered lists or page elements.
- Text Splitter: Split selected text frames into separate lines, words, or characters. Essential for creating animated text or individual text elements.
- Placeholder Text Generator: Generate customizable placeholder text wireframes—set lines, words, height, spacing, corner radius, alignment, and color.
- Multi-Text Editor: Edit multiple text objects simultaneously with batch operations. Saves time when updating repeated text.
- Type Randomizer: Randomize font size, leading, tracking, scale, baseline shift, and rotation on selected text with adjustable ranges per character, word, line, or entire text frame.
- Text Frame Merger: Merge multiple selected text frames into a single text frame.
- Page Number Generator: Automatically generate page numbers across multiple artboards in your document.
Common Use Cases:
- Creating dynamic text effects
- Building wireframes and mockups
- Managing multi-page documents
- Creating kinetic typography
- Batch updating text properties
- Generating numbered lists and sequences
- Fine-tuning typography across selections
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Transform
Transform scripts provide advanced transformation capabilities beyond Illustrator's standard transform tools.
What You Can Do:
- Scale objects to exact dimensions
- Adjust aspect ratios precisely
- Create isometric projections
- Apply progressive transformations
- Create glitch and slice effects
- Modify stroke weights proportionally
- Apply zig-zag effects to paths
Featured Scripts:
- Smart Scale: Resize selected objects to exact dimensions, add/subtract values, or scale by percentage. More flexible than native scaling.
- Progressive Transform: Progressively transform multiple selected objects relative to a chosen reference point—scaling, rotating, moving, and adjusting opacity/stroke with live preview and optional randomness.
- Isometrify: Convert flat objects to isometric perspective with customizable angles. Perfect for creating isometric illustrations and diagrams.
- Path Glitcher: Create a glitch effect by slicing the selected paths into adjustable horizontal/vertical fragments and randomly offsetting them.
- Object Slicer: Split the selected object into customizable angled slices with randomizable widths and offsets.
- Aspect Ratio Tweaker: Adjust the aspect ratio of selected objects while keeping either width or height fixed.
- Adjust Stroke Weight by Percentage: Modify stroke weights by percentage values while maintaining proportions.
Common Use Cases:
- Creating precise technical drawings
- Building isometric illustrations
- Designing progressive patterns and sequences
- Creating glitch art and digital effects
- Adjusting designs to specific dimensions
- Creating sliced and fragmented effects
- Maintaining proportions during scaling
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Utility
Utility scripts include miscellaneous productivity tools that don't fit neatly into other categories but are incredibly useful.
What You Can Do:
- Manage multiple open documents
- Create custom grids and layouts
- Copy objects as PNG images
- Transfer symbols and layers between documents
- Count and analyze objects
- Add labels and annotations
- Manage tasks and notes
- Access scripts folder quickly
Featured Scripts:
- Grid Generator: Generate customizable artboard-aligned grids (standard, column, baseline, modular, isometric, hex, or dot) with controls for size, cell spacing, color, stroke, opacity, margins, and more.
- Copy as PNG: Copy selected objects to the clipboard as a PNG with configurable scale, background (transparent/white/black), margin, and anti-aliasing.
- Objects Counter: Count and analyze selected objects with detailed statistics and reporting. Great for inventory and documentation.
- Cross-Document Layer Duplicator: Copy selected layers (and their contents) from one document to one or more open documents, preserving structure, order, and positions, with optional name prefix/suffix.
- Symbol Transfer: Copy selected symbols from one open document to one or more other open documents with search and filtering capabilities.
- Sequential Object Labeler: Quickly add sequential number labels to selected objects with customizable text styling, offsets, and optional frames.
- Documents Saver: View, filter, and selectively close multiple open documents with options to save or discard changes.
- Calculator: Built-in calculator for design measurements and calculations.
Common Use Cases:
- Creating layout grids for design systems
- Sharing assets between documents
- Exporting quick previews
- Managing complex multi-document projects
- Documenting designs with labels
- Organizing workspace and files
- Performing design calculations
- Tracking project tasks
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Tips for Using Scripts Effectively
Start Simple:
- Begin with straightforward scripts like "Swap Two Objects" or "Calculator"
- Gradually explore more complex tools as you become comfortable
- Read descriptions before trying unfamiliar scripts
Combine Scripts:
- Many workflows benefit from using multiple scripts in sequence
- Example: Use "Select by Color" then "Random Scatter" for varied layouts
- Example: Use "Grid Arranger" then "Color Randomizer" for colorful patterns
Use Favorites:
- Add your most-used scripts to Favorites for instant access
- Build custom collections for specific project types
- Organize favorites by workflow rather than category
Experiment Safely:
- Always save before trying destructive operations
- Test on duplicated objects first
- Use Cmd/Ctrl+Z to undo unwanted results
Learn Gradually:
- Focus on one category at a time
- Master a few scripts before moving to the next category
- Revisit categories as your skills grow—you'll discover new uses
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With over 200 scripts at your fingertips, ScriptBox transforms Adobe Illustrator into an even more powerful design tool. Take time to explore, experiment, and discover which scripts best fit your unique workflow.
