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Styles and strokesĪt the moment, there isn't a way to save a stroke's non-color properties, like weight and distribution, as a Style. Learn more about simplify stroke in our Export settings article. This converts the Inside or Outside stroke to a Center stroke, this won't affect how the exported object looks. If you use an Inside or Outside stroke and export to SVG, Figma will simplify the stroke. SVG as a format only supports Center stroke. In Figma, you can apply Inside, Center or Outside stroke. Enter the dash length, then the distance between dashes. A single vector point is selected in vector edit modeĬreate dashed or dotted lines.A vector path with more than two end points is selected OR.Capsįigma will display the option to edit caps here when: Square: Adds a cap half the stroke weight, while squaring the end point of the path.Ĭlick to open the Advanced stroke menu to access extra settings like stroke style and miter angles when applicable.Round (default): Adds a cap half the stroke weight, as well as rounding the end point of the path to 50% the width.Reverse triangle: Reversed or flipped version of the triangle arrow, with the arrow point facing inward toward the path.You'll need to enter vector edit mode → to apply an arrow to only one end of the path. Triangle arrow: Triangle arrowhead to both end points.You cannot change the length of the arrow head lines. This uses the same stroke weight as the path itself. Line arrow: Two 45-degree lines to either side of the end point(s).The end of the path are squared off, without adding any length to the path. To edit end caps independently, select a single vector point while in vector edit mode →. You cannot edit end caps independently when the entire vector path selected. Vector paths with more than two endpointsįigma will display cap properties in the advanced stroke menu ↓ if a vector path with more than two endpoints is selected. You are able to set each end cap independently of the other. Vector paths with two endpointsįigma will display cap properties in the right sidebar if a vector path with only two endpoints is selected. Figma displays the cap property differently depending upon the type of vector path you have selected. Click to access extra settings in the advanced stroke menu ↓Īdd styling to the end point of any open paths.Click to toggle the visibility of each stroke.Click to define where on the path you want to apply the stroke.Click to select individual start and end caps ↓.Enter a value in the field provided, or scroll through values using your mouse/trackpad while the field is in focus. Use the weight field to select a weight of the stroke, in pixels.Click to remove the stroke from the selected layer.Click to add a new stroke to the current selection.From there you can apply a color style or create a new one from the current selection.
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See the list of CSS colors that are supported by all browsers on the w3 website: Tip! You can also type a CSS color directly in the field.