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How Do You Make a Circular Pattern in Figma?

Last updated on November 25, 2022 @ 5:26 pm

There are a few different ways that you can make a circular pattern in Figma. One way is to use the Ellipse Tool to draw a perfect circle, and then copy and paste that circle into a square or rectangular frame.

You can also use the Pen Tool to draw a more organic-looking circle. To do this, click on the canvas with the Pen Tool selected, and then press and hold the Shift key while you drag out a circle.

Another way to create a circular pattern in Figma is to use the Frame Grid tool. To do this, select the Frame Grid tool from the toolbar, and then click on the canvas and drag out a square or rectangle. With the frame grid still active, click on the top left corner of the square or rectangle and drag it down and to the right until it forms a circle.

Once you have a circle drawn, you can add patterns to it using the Pattern Maker tool. To do this, select the Pattern Maker tool from the toolbar, and then click on the canvas and drag out a square or rectangle. With the pattern maker still active, click on the top left corner of the square or rectangle and drag it down and to right until it forms a circle.

Once you have your circle drawn, you can add patterns to it by selecting an object on the canvas and clicking on the “Add to Pattern” button in the toolbar. You can also add colors to your patterns by clicking on the “Add Color” button in the toolbar.

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PRO TIP: If you are not careful, it is easy to create a circular pattern in Figma that is not perfect. Make sure to take your time when creating this pattern and use the guidelines provided by Figma to ensure that your pattern is truly circular.
Madison Geldart

Madison Geldart

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