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# Shape

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Similar to the [line](/tools/line.md) tool, the shape tool helps us quickly draw basic shapes: polygons and ellipses.&#x20;

This tool has the watercolor option and 2 stroke types. These are the same as the brush's watercolor and round/square stroke types.

We can also adjust the size and opacity of the line.

[Read more about watercolor >](/tools/brush.md#watercolor)

[Read more about round/square stroke type >](/tools/brush.md#round-and-square)

### Polygon config

#### Count

Adjust this value to change how many sides the polygons have: 3 for triangles, 4 for rectangles, and so on.

We can either set this value to 0 for ellipses or simply turn on the Ellipse toggle.

#### Radius

This option changes the corner radius of the polygon, only available when the Ellipse toggle is off.

### Perfect ratio

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If this option is on, the drawn shapes will always be squares (for rectangles) and circles (for ellipses).

### Filled

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Shapes are hollow by default; however, we can turn on this option to fill the area inside the shapes.

### Drag mode

We have 2 options:

* Corner-corner: drag a shape from 1 corner to the opposite corner
* Center-corner: drag a shape from the center to a corner, the opposite corner will be the mirrored coordinate of the dragged corner through the center

### Move and rotate

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While dragging the polygon, these 2 buttons will pop up next to the main sliders. We can hold them to either move the polygon around or rotate it.