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sebastien.giroux
Active Member
March 19, 2021

Multiple independent strokes

  • March 19, 2021
  • 115 replies
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You can currently set multiple stroke colours to an object, but they will share the same properties (thickness, position, etc.).

My idea is that you should be able to set all stroke properties on each stroke:

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Make sense or am I missing something?

115 replies

Franco_Andrade
Active Member
August 1, 2024

Where is this in the new features? 😦 It has been such a long time @Figma

Dennis_N
Power Member
August 1, 2024

Wondering how many additional years we have to wait for this feature.

andredinis
New Participant
September 10, 2024

Still waiting for this

Adam_Daniel
New Member
September 12, 2024

Yes, pretty please! 🙏🏼

Dominick_Washburn
September 13, 2024

Yes please. If this could behave closer to CSS that would be a HUGE win… especially being able to map a gradient to the stroke

Also, for vectors (like shapes, lines, paths, etc) if you could provide similar functionality to illustrator that would be brilliant.

Tudor_Matei
September 16, 2024

it’s been literally 84 years

Dominick_Washburn
September 17, 2024

That’s pretty close to my use case… very complex relationship graph here

Dominick_Washburn
September 17, 2024

And the longer I wait the more I realize I’m missing from CSS… like independent selection/timing for attributes… 🥲

Luciano
Active Member
October 3, 2024

I see this getting asked multiple timesin the forum and it keeps getting ignored every year. Maybe it’s because SVG doesn’t support multiple strokes / borders?

Regardless, I’d really like to have the ability to add multiple strokes to a shape with offset, and not have to do these hacky workarounds with multiple objects. Once again I have a project where I find myself needing to add an offset stroke to a path and I can’t. Very frustrating.

Kathleen_Lawless
New Member
October 9, 2024

Sketch has had this feature forever! Need this in Figma for Focus states to comply with latest WCAG 2.2 requirements and ensure these rules can be carried over into variables and a headless design system!!