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Rounding a rectangle and setting it to no fill in Lucidchart

  • January 11, 2020
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Allen P

Hello Lucidchart forum

I want to make a rounded rectangle the border for the diagram. The fill needs to be 'no fill' but all that is a available is white fill.

How to get rid of the fill in a shape?

Thanks.

Allen in Dallas

Best answer by Flavia D

Hi Allen 

Thanks for reaching out in the Lucidchart Community! You can customize your shapes’ style by selecting them and modifying the settings in the properties bar at the top of the editor. To round the corners of a shape select the shape click the Shape Options icon (the square icon next to the bucket icon) and then toggle the arrows or type a pixel value in the "rounded" box at the bottom.

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To make a shape transparent (no fill) select the shape click the Fill Color bucket icon and then select the transparent option (the checkered square) from the color picker.

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To learn more please review our Add and customize shapes article from the Lucid Help Center and let me know if you have any further questions!

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  • January 15, 2020

Hi Allen 

Thanks for reaching out in the Lucidchart Community! You can customize your shapes’ style by selecting them and modifying the settings in the properties bar at the top of the editor. To round the corners of a shape select the shape click the Shape Options icon (the square icon next to the bucket icon) and then toggle the arrows or type a pixel value in the "rounded" box at the bottom.

_Rppdx2Az-V20WtosZirKQ.png

 

To make a shape transparent (no fill) select the shape click the Fill Color bucket icon and then select the transparent option (the checkered square) from the color picker.

vJiK5tPR-6OGlJkRLEQRGQ.png

To learn more please review our Add and customize shapes article from the Lucid Help Center and let me know if you have any further questions!


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