Tools remember their last chosen colors and properties. ( Adding Annotations, Drawing and Objects).
Stroke Color
Choose a stroke color for drawn shapes or lines from the macOS-provided Colors Palette. Alternatively, choose ""No Stroke"" if you do not want a prominent outline for your shapes.
You can also select ""Custom Color""
, match an existing color using the eyedropper, and or adjust the opacity.
, match an existing color using the eyedropper, and or adjust the opacity.
Fill Color
Choose a fill color for a shape or line from the macOS-provided Colors Palette. Alternatively, choose ""No Fill"" to select no fill.
You can also select ""Custom Color""
, match an existing color using the eyedropper, and or adjust the opacity.
, match an existing color using the eyedropper, and or adjust the opacity.
Line Attributes (Endpoints)
Choose from a variety of line (stroke) styles, solid or dotted. To make a line into an arrow:
- Select the drawn line.
- Click the Line Attributes menu item.
- The drop-down list will show a variety of endpoints.
- Choose a Line Start and Line Ending symbol to add to the start and end of the line.
Stroke Width
Choose a line (stroke) width for a shape or line from the standard palette of widths, or choose ""Other..."" to make a custom selection.