Converting SVG files
Converting SVG images is used for the Shape element to set up its fill and apply visual effects in the Flexbe editor.
You can convert an SVG file in the shape settings menu.
After the conversion you'll see the Fill block that allows you to select any color of the shape, upload an image and set up its effects.
You can fill the shape with any color or add a gradient on the Color tab.
Upload your own image or select one from the integrated free library on the Image tab.
Blur is set up in the range between 1 and 50 pixels.
Background blur means blurring some part of a section background image that is located behind the Shape. To create this effect, you need to decrease the opacity of the Shape fill or image.
Recommendations for converted images
To convert an SVG file successfully, your image shouldn't have:
— More than one color
— Gradients
— Opaque layer(s)
— Shadows
— Blurring
— Fonts that are not converted to vector graphics
— More than one color
— Gradients
— Opaque layer(s)
— Shadows
— Blurring
— Fonts that are not converted to vector graphics
If your SVG file has several layers, you need to unite them into one. Several layers can also affect the quality of conversion.
Error example: if your SVG file contains several groups, its frame can get larger than the icon while converting.
