> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://shoppa.gitbook.io/knowledge-hub/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://shoppa.gitbook.io/knowledge-hub/skapa-en-mall/formverktyget.md).

# Formverktyget

**Former**\
Former är vektorbaserade monokroma grafiker som används för symboler, logotyper osv. i SVG-format. När de har lagts till i Shoppa kan fyllnings- och konturfärger ändras.

**Lägg till en form**

1. Välj verktyget Former i verktygslådan.
2. Klicka på plustecknet.
3. Välj din SVG (Scalable Vector Format) fil från din dator.
4. Välj det alternativ som ser bäst ut av “Winding” eller “Alternate” fyllningsläge. Dessa är två importalgoritmer som kan skilja sig åt för komplexa/överlagrade former.

**Använd din tillagda form**

1. Välj verktyget Former i verktygslådan.
2. Välj den form du har lagt till.
3. Rita en ruta med formerverktyget.
4. Om ingen färg är vald kommer Shoppa att slumpa färger. Klicka i färgpaletten för att välja en annan om du vill.


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