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Brian_Smith
February 23, 2021

Corner Styles

  • February 23, 2021
  • 17 replies
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Currently, corners can only be rounded at whatever size you set. However, it would be great if you could set different styles of corners such as inverted rounded or chamfer as you can in Illustrator.

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The goal would be to create a style like the image below:

Does anyone use a plugin to achieve this effect?

17 replies

Malte
July 19, 2021

As a Designer, I also feel handcuffed in this regard. I worry that the resticted toolset will only produce very similar results. To fix this, I would suggest a feature that lets you define your very own vector-based corner styles.

Kai_Magnus
July 23, 2021

Great idea is there software out there that lets you do this? Defining custom corners sounds super interesting to explore.

Doug_Wickham
Active Member
October 4, 2021

The ability to round one, two, three or all four corners of a button would be great too. I know you have the ability in SKETCH to set the corner radius individually.

tank666
November 12, 2021

Hi @Doug_Wickham, setting an individual corner radius exists in Figma.

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Doug_Wickham
Active Member
November 12, 2021

Nice. Thanks tank

ekin_aydemir
March 2, 2022

Blender lets you define custom bevel shapes for corners. I can be wrong but It should be easier to implement that in 2d.

Santiago_Mansilla
March 3, 2023

I need this!!

Maxim_Bilous
June 5, 2023

Alicia_St_Rose
September 11, 2023

You can do this with shapes. Just put a circle shape at the corners and then subtract from the rectangle. Am I missing something in the feature request?

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Vyacheslavskiy
April 12, 2024

Please add this. I recently moved from Sketch to Figma and I was really surprised that there is no option for different corner styles.
P.S. Subtracting shapes does not work when you start resizing.