Radial gradients have a circular, light to dark shape. You can use the radial gradient in Corel Vector to create objects with creative color effects. Hold / SHIFT to constrain to 45 degree angles. You can also rotate gradients interactively. These controls change it to a 45-degree gradient in a single click, and a vertical gradient in two clicks.Īlternatively, you can move the end handles of the gradient, and gradient color “stop points” interactively within the object. The default gradient is created horizontally.
You can also rotate the gradient to the left and to the right (45 degrees). To reverse the gradient, change the order of stops. You can change the color mode to RGB, HSB, or CMYK in the selector at the top right corner of the popover (2). You can also sample a color from anywhere on the canvas by clicking the Eyedropper icon (7). You can change how transparent the color will be with the Opacity slider (5).Īlternatively, you can change values directly in the fields (8) or choose predefined colors from pallets (9). You can change the hue of the main Color Picker area with the hue slider (4). While dragging the color selector dot, you can preview the color difference with the current color applied in the small color-swatch (6). Move the small dot (3) in the main pick area to choose the desired color. To choose a color, make sure that the selector (1) is set at Color Fill. The object will be filled with a single solid (flat) color. Solid colorsĬolor Fill is the default option on the Color Picker. You can also change the mode for each element individually on the Color Picker. You can change the color mode of the document between RGB, HSB, or CMYK as a general setting at the bottom of the inspector panel: CMYK is widely used in the print industry. Learn more about HSB.ĬMYK – uses C, M, Y, K components to define the Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black) of colors.
This color model is also used mostly for onscreen images. HSB allows for more intuitive modification of color components than RGB.
HSB – uses H, S, B, components to define the Hue, Saturation, and Brightness of the color. It is suitable for designs that will be viewed onscreen. RGB – uses R, G, B components to define the amounts of Red, Green, and Blue light in a color. Note: Borders, effects, and fills have similar options.Ĭorel Vector supports three color spaces – RGB, HSB, and CMYK.
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