# Round Corners

![](https://content.cuttle.xyz/learn/round-corners/5a45b9345a2bde06ef1851fe81048b3ab6418a6beaae47576eb7348185348998.gif)

Use the **Round Corners** modifier to round off a shape’s corners by setting a custom radius.

## How to use it

1.  Select your shape.
2.  Go to **Modify → Round Corners**.

By default, this rounds all corners using the same radius.

### Rounding Individual Corners

![](https://cuttle-content.imgix.net/learn/round-corners/5cdac7fb11c130f89191b046453786f02edf05ff18604e6bacf606be7011f9b4.png?auto=compress,format&q=60&fit=max&w=720&h=720&dpr=2)

If you want to specify a different radius for each corner of your shape you can create a list of values using square brackets. Each number will correspond to a corner.

On the example above we target a single corner of the rectangle with this list, note that the order on the rectangle goes top-right, bottom-right, bottom-left, top-left.

\[0,2,0,0\]

And it’s possible to specify entirely different values for each corner. In the example below, starting from the top right corner the values are 1”, 2”, 0 (no rounding) and 0(no rounding).

\[1,2,0,0\]

![](https://cuttle-content.imgix.net/learn/round-corners/44bbf8877f8b57cc8a6301b386024a44e0b27e7ab89431df181211dc6d573d92.png?auto=compress,format&q=60&fit=max&w=720&h=720&dpr=2)

### Polygons and Other Shapes

You can use the Round Corners modifier with any shape that has corners.