Select the object.
You can add drop shadows and inner shadows to objects like toggles, buttons, sliders, and illustrations.
Learn to set stroke, fill, drop shadow, and inner shadow, and create blend effects for objects in Adobe XD.
Select the object.
Click the rectangle next to Fill. The Color Picker appears.
You can also use the Eyedropper tool to fill colors. The [i] key activates the Fill eyedropper.
You can choose to:
As you modify the options in the color picker, you can preview the changes on the artboard.
Adobe XD also supports shorthand for hexadecimal codes. For example, if you type 0 and press Return, XD automatically displays the color with code #000000.
You can save a color as a swatch for future use. To save a color as a swatch, click the + icon at the bottom of the Color Picker.
You can rearrange swatches in the color picker by dragging a swatch to the new location. To delete a swatch, drag it outside the color picker.
First, turn on the fill if it's not already on (as described in Apply a fill color to an object). Then, drag the image onto the object from the location where you have saved it (for example, Finder or Windows Explorer).
You can now double-click images placed within containers (Object > mask with Shape) to crop and reposition the images (when dragged from the desktop) within the image fills. Use the Crop mode in an image fill to:
This enhancement is also applicable for files imported from Photoshop and Sketch. The imported files retain the image fills and the crop performed in the source application.
You can also copy an image outside of Adobe XD into your operating system clipboard, select a shape, and paste the image as an image fill from your operating system clipboard. Images will also fill a shape if a shape is selected and a user selects File > Import.
Select the object.
The default stroke width is 1. To specify a different value, change the Border value.
Click the rectangular color chip next to Border. The Color picker appears.
You can choose to:
As you modify the options in the color picker, you can preview the stroke color on the object.
You can save a color as a swatch for future use. To save a color as a swatch, click the + icon at the bottom of the Color Picker.
You can rearrange swatches in the color picker by dragging a swatch to a new location. To delete a swatch, drag it off the color picker.
If the object is a closed path, you can specify the stroke width. To align the stroke along the path, choose one of the following options listed in the next illustration.
By default, XD aligns the inner stroke in a closed path.
A. Inner stroke B. Outer stroke C. Center stroke D. Butt cap E. Round cap F. Projecting cap G. Miter join H. Round join I. Bevel join
Changing the stroke width or stroke alignment does not change the actual size of the object (in terms of the bounding box). However, when you export the object, chances are there for the dimensions of the object to change depending on the type of stroke used.
SVG only supports center strokes. If you export an object with inner or outer strokes as SVG, the size of the exported image appears as if it had a center stroke.
Create editable vector shapes from lines, paths, shapes, text, images, and boolean groups using Outline Strokes. After creating the shape, you can further modify it using controls, or by changing its properties in the Properties Panel.
Try these steps to create an icon as shown here with an Outline Stroke.
Inner Shadow
Drop Shadow
Click the object, and then click Drop Shadow or Inner Shadow in the Property Inspector.
In the Color Picker,
a. To add a color to the shadow, do one of the following:
b. Set the opacity of the shadow using the opacity slider or type in the opacity value in percentage.
To save a swatch, click the + icon at the bottom of the color picker. You can rearrange swatches in the color picker by dragging a swatch to a new location. To delete a swatch, drag it off the color picker.
Select an image or object (including shapes, text layers, groups, masks, or components) on the design canvas. From the Property Inspector, select and apply the blend mode of your choice. For more information, see Apply blend effects.
Select the object. Then, click the check box next to Border, Fill, or Shadow in the Property Inspector. If you want the fill, stroke, or shadow back, click the check box again.
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