How to Set a Gradient Stop in Inkscape

Create your shape that you plan on adding a gradient to., Click on the gradient icon and draw a gradient line along the way that you want it., Decide on how many basic colors to use., Set your basic color., Double Click on the next dot and select...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Create your shape that you plan on adding a gradient to.

    In the gradient dialog toolbar, make sure that linear gradient is selected. , Depending on how many actual colors you want to make the gradient out of, is how many stops you will make.

    For the purposes of this article, three colors will be used, so two stops will need to be added to the color that is already there. , Here the basic color will be first.

    That is clicking on the spot that is marked 1 in the screen shot.

    That is the gradient start. , Do the same with the next two dots.

    For this screenshot, it will be Red, White, Blue, Red. , The colors are chosen for each step, either through the color bars shown or through exact hexadecimal code in the bottom right of the dialog box.
  2. Step 2: Click on the gradient icon and draw a gradient line along the way that you want it.

  3. Step 3: Decide on how many basic colors to use.

  4. Step 4: Set your basic color.

  5. Step 5: Double Click on the next dot and select your color.

  6. Step 6: Choose any colors that you want.

Detailed Guide

In the gradient dialog toolbar, make sure that linear gradient is selected. , Depending on how many actual colors you want to make the gradient out of, is how many stops you will make.

For the purposes of this article, three colors will be used, so two stops will need to be added to the color that is already there. , Here the basic color will be first.

That is clicking on the spot that is marked 1 in the screen shot.

That is the gradient start. , Do the same with the next two dots.

For this screenshot, it will be Red, White, Blue, Red. , The colors are chosen for each step, either through the color bars shown or through exact hexadecimal code in the bottom right of the dialog box.

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