How to Select Only Stroke or Fill Color in Illustrator

In this Illustrator tutorial, learn how to select only the stroke or fill color in Illustrator. Using the eyedropper tool in Illustrator allows you to select only the fill color in Illustrator, or select only the stroke color in Illustrator and apply it to another object or fill.
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[@muhasawa]

Thanks, dude! Saved my time. A short three minute video just saved me from scrolling through irrelevant content on the Internet. :)

[@zissoujei7685]

you saved me ! tnx

[@denhamk]

Thank you!!! got it... I needed to hold SHIFT and then select.. now it works! phew! Thank you for taking the time to do this video.

[@alaaazzam1794]

Many thanks !!!!!

[@DossierSCP]

ahhhhhhh i needed to press shift !!!! thxxx

[@aparrot4254]

Lifesaver

[@superdupersummertime]

Oh man
That's so much easier than copying and pasting the color codes to different shapes.
That's what I've been doing.........

[@PixelAndBracketIllustrator]

I used to as well haha, I had little squares with just the fill or just the stroke etc