How to Use the Curve Tool in Google Drawings
Alter linear shapes or symbols and resize them in a curve aesthetic using the curve tool in Google Drawings. And this article teaches you every step of the way to use the curve tool in Google Drawings easily and efficiently.
How to Use the Curve Tool in Google Drawings
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Step 1: How to Insert a Line in Google Drawings
Google Drawings offers a beneficial tool that you can manipulate. So, to start inserting a line, you can follow this step. First, hover your mouse on the Insert button found on the toolbar. Then, select the Line to use other variations such as the Arrow, Elbow Connector, Curved Connector, and many more.
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Step 2: How to Use/Insert the Curve Line
To create a logo in your Google Drawings, you will need the other type of line like the Curve Line. To use this, you need to locate the Insert button. Next, select the Line, and another drop-down menu will appear. This time, you can choose the Curve Line to get started. Or simply locate the Line button and click the Select Line button beside it.
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Step 3: How to Use the Curve Line in the Canvas
Since you’re done selecting the Curve Line, you need to start using it in your canvas this time. As you can see, there is a cross symbol in your cursor. You can begin by clicking on your desired location and then dragging the mouse in another direction to create more curves.
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Step 4: How to Edit the Shape from the Curve Line
To add color to the curve line shape, you can locate the Fill Color to choose your preferred one. To change the border of your line, you can hover over the Border weight to select the preferred thickness of your border.
Can I also use the Border dash for my curve line on Google Drawings?
Yes, you can use the border dash anytime for your curve line.
How can I undo the border color of my curve line?
You can locate and click the Undo button or press CNTRL+Z on your keyboard.
Is it possible to resize the shape from the curve line I made?
Yes, it is possible by clicking the Select button and then your curve line’s shape.
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