<canvas id="mainCanvas" width="600" height="600" style="border: 1px solid #ccc;"></canvas> <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/fabric.js/5.2.1/fabric.min.js"></script> <script> const cvs = new fabric.Canv...
In Fabric.js, scaling an object tyipcally scales all its visual properties, including its border (stroke) width. This behavior can be undesirable when you need to maintain a consistent border thickness regardless of the object's size. The library provides the strokeUniform property to control this....
When an object is selected on a Fabric.js canvas, its visual representation changes. This includes the appearance of control handles, the selection border, and other interactive states. This guide covers the properties and methods available to customize this selection state. Initial Setup First, cre...
This article explains how to implement copy and paste functionality to elements on a canvas using the Fabric.js library. The process involves cloning selected objects and adding them back to the canvas with appropriate positioning. Core Implementation Strategy The basic workflow consists of four ste...
This guide demonstrates a method for dynamically altering a polygon's shape by dragging its vertices using Fabric.js. While the official Fabric.js demos offer a more sophisticated approach using custom controls, this tutorial presents a simplified version for clarity and learning purposes. Core Conc...
Introduction Elements are fundamental components in Fabric.js. A canvas without elements serves little purpose. As the number of elements increases, overlaps become inevitable. Certain visual effects may also require multiple elements to be stacked. In such cases, controlling the stacking order (z-i...
Introduction The SprayBrush tool in Fabric.js is a versatile and engaging feature, offering a wide range of configurable properties that make it straightforward to use. Basic Configuraton To use the spray brush, the canvas must first be set too "drawing mode." Set isDrawingMode to true to...