INKSCAPE 1.0 - Custom Rounded Corners For All Shapes

In this tutorial, i will demonstrate you that how to design full automated custom rounded corners in INKSCAPE for each and every shape. And this is not an alternate trick, this is a genuine method for rounding corners in inkscape.
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The tool used for this design process is INKSCAPE, which is a vector based graphic design software which is not only an open source software and also a powerful alternative of Adobe illustrator.
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What an awesome tutorial with so many good examples to illustrate the use of the tool! Thank you!

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[@RoyalLogos]

Thank you very much for subscribing and also for your kind feedback.

[@veronikaf.2323]

Thank you for making this video! I was struggling with nodes for an hour now when I found you!

[@RoyalLogos]

Glad I could help!

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Excellent video. Thank you for teaching me the new features of inkscape 1.0. It saves a lot of time and is very efficient.

[@KristineDesignsHandmade]

Thank you so much for making this video! So helpful to know this function exists!

[@RoyalLogos]

Glad it was helpful!

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This solves a lot of headaches! I just started learning Inckscape and this very helpful

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[@RoyalLogos]

Glad it helped you and thank you very much for your positive feedback.

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Thank you❤️

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Inkscape 1.0 has lot many features introduced, and going through them is overwhelming.
Your way of explaining them one at a time is definitely helpful.
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Thank you very much brother, both for subscribing and for your kind feedback.

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[@KuruGDI]

Very nice and informative video!

[@geoffphil]

Brilliant video. I didn't realise holding down Shift (with the node tool selected) produced a dialog with more options when using the Rounded corner path effect. Thankyou very much.

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[@RoyalLogos]

Thank you for your kind words

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BTW just wanted to ask you are from which country?
Indian or not?

[@engespress]

This is very very good. Thank you.

[@kevinfoo8031]

This is great. However, I have found a way that is more closer to your chosen radius.
Important to view in outline.
Draw your shape.
Draw a circle for the radius you need. Diameter will be double of your radius.
Place the circle where it will be tangent to both lines. Small adjustments will be needed.
With your shape, use the node editor tool and double click where the tangents are to create nodes.
Delete the node between the ones created.
Select both created nodes & choose make selected nodes auto smooth.
Appearing will be handles. Leave the handles appearing inside your circle.
Drag the outer handles back into their respective nodes.
This forces the inside handles to follow a straightened path (which cannot move) for you to adjust to match the radius.

[@Scout339th]

to sum up the whole video:
Path > Path Effects > "+" > Corners (Fillet/Chamfer)

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very nice tutorial
much usefull thanks

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[@RoyalLogos]

You are most welcome.

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Glad you liked it.

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Thank you!

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[@pasimakila6567]

Thank you for this mate. But how can I make one corner in radius 30 mm, second radius 40 mm, third radius 50 mm and fourth corner radius 60 mm for example ?

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thankyou , very useful

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Again a great tutorial! Liked and Subscribed... Thank You for teaching us... Easy to understand, to the point tutorial and a CRISP one! I don't know why UA-cam hides such good tutorials behind their walls..
But then again my complain is that you're too fast for a beginner like me to follow. The speed can be easily handled using the speed feature of the UA-cam but if you please keep a gap in between your sentences, it would be great... Thank You!

[@RoyalLogos]

Noted.
And thank you for your constructive feedback

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[@VerMishelb]

At first it worked just fine but when I moved an object, it suddenly started to count knot distance in mm and I can't make it back to pixels for some reason, even though "px" is selected on the right and in the document properties. Any ideas how to fix this?

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Perfect

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Great tutorial!

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[@xidayoung]

Vielen Dank! War ein schönes Tutorial!

[@jayfrohwirth1993]

Thanks!

[@abdulrahmanmohamed8825]

Thank you, I have a question, after I use this path effect on rectangle , then scale down or up this rectangle, the rounded does not remain as it is. So when I scale up the rectangle, the radius decrease!! I tried to:
1 - convert rectangle to object then apply the path effect.
2- turn off/on "when scaling rectangle, scale the radii of the rounded corners" button.
none of them worked. But I tried to create a rectangle and make it rounded by the node that is found by default after you create a rectangle without applying that path effect .. then scaled the rectangle with "when scaling rectangle, scale the radii of the rounded corners" button on .. and radius still the same as I wanted. But I want to know what is the solution to keep the same radius when scaling the rectangle after applying "corners" path effect. Thanks

[@ArturJBCosta]

Fantastic, thumbs Up!

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Thanks.

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[@statesman6379]

I was trying to round the corners to an imported image, but the + is greyed out for the path (unselectable) and it says "path is not defined."

[@RoyalLogos]

"Path Effect" will not work directly on images, it works only on vectors.
But there is another way,
1) First draw a rectangle of same dimensions ( which your image has )
2) Then apply "Path Effect of Corners"
3) Once you are done with the rounding corners, then place your rectangle at top of your image.
4) Then select both your image and rectangle, and then "Right Click on Mouse" and select "SET CLIP"
Hope this Helps...
Royal Logos

[@statesman6379]

@@RoyalLogos Thanks a ton!

[@TracyKMainwaring]

I'm working on a flower. It's basically 4 lobes, a center circle, and 4 angled spokes from the edge border to the inner circle. I've gotten many of the corners (between the spoke and the centre circle--8--and between the spoke and the outer border--8 as well--to round, but some won't change! When I click on the node and pull out, only one dot node on one side is created and nothing changes. Suggestions?

[@RoyalLogos]

It usually happens when two nodes are overlapped over one and other. Before applying the corners effect, first select that node which is not working in rounding. You have to select by clicking once on the node and then press DELETE on keyboard.
then again apply the Corners effect and this time hopefully it will work.

[@srobson8875]

Thank you, I wondered how to do this. It would be appreciated if you would talk slower though I had a hard time following you.

[@RoyalLogos]

Sorry about that

[@DionisiusWahyuAdiSaputra]

There isn't such Corners option in Path Effects :(
I use Inkscape 0.92.3

[@altiganeymohammed]

I didint find the fillet corner

[@charlesokorobo508]

I followed this tutorial word for word. Unfortunately, my Corners are not responding to being made round. Is there some other background hidden settings that you already have on? -- apart from the ones you showed in the video?

[@RoyalLogos]

There is no background setting.
1) You might have been using older version of inkscape.
2) Or also there can be a node overlapping at same corner.
Please install at least inkscaepe 1.0 and let me know. Thank you

[@kevinchumley7870]

It did not work for me my nodes are square not round

[@adityarahadian449]

can i done this on inkscape 0.925?

[@MdJaved0761]

Superb bro, 😊

[@thanhtuyennguyen2733]

❤️

[@TracyKMainwaring]

I've been wondering how to make a pointed "oval" (petal shape). I followed one tutorial and you had to make overlapping circles, then difference (or something like that).

[@RoyalLogos]

This video will help you
ua-cam.com/video/1ZZ5y9GXhAc/v-deo.html

[@shahrozansari672]

I wasted hours on this. Thanks god I found out this video.

[@RoyalLogos]

Glad I could help

[@maximhoroshilov]

Большое спасибо!!!

[@arifhassan1149]

Please make tutorial PJM letters logo

[@mohamadramadan2634]

Only for the new version?

[@RoyalLogos]

This option was available in some older versions too, but then it was removed for a while and now it is again available in inkscape 1.0.

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