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How to Create Polygons and Stars in InDesign

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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InDesign is a popular desktop publishing software used by designers and publishers to create various print and digital media. One of the features of InDesign is the ability to create polygons and stars. In this article, we will guide you on how to create polygons and stars in InDesign.

Step One: Create a New Document

The first step is to create a new document in InDesign. Go to “File” and select “New” to create a new document. Set the document size and other settings according to your preferences.

Step Two: Draw a Polygon or Star

To draw a polygon or star, select the “Polygon” or “Star” tool from the “Tools” panel on the left side of the screen. Click and drag on the document to create the shape. You can adjust the size and shape of the polygon or star by dragging the edges of the shape.

Step Three: Customize the Shape

Once you have created the shape, you can customize it by changing its fill and stroke colors, adding effects, or adjusting its position and size. To change the fill or stroke color, select the shape and go to the “Swatches” panel on the right side of the screen. Choose a color from the swatches or create your own custom color.

To add effects to the shape, select it and go to the “Effects” panel. Here, you can add drop shadows, bevels, and other effects to enhance the shape.

Step Four: Duplicate the Shape

If you need multiple copies of the same shape, you can duplicate it by selecting the shape and pressing “Ctrl+D” on a PC or “Cmd+D” on a Mac. This will create a duplicate of the shape that you can move and customize as needed.

Step Five: Save and Export

Once you have created your polygons and stars, save your document by going to “File” and selecting “Save.” You can also export the document in various formats such as PDF, JPEG, or PNG by going to “File” and selecting “Export.”

In conclusion, creating polygons and stars in InDesign is a straightforward process that can add visual interest and variety to your designs. By following these steps, you can create unique and customizable shapes that can be used in a variety of print and digital media.

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