Inner Shadow
Tom Krcha
shared this idea
142 comments
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John
commented
Not even a peep. With the upcoming trend of neo-morphism UI (soft UI), this is bound to become an essential way to build UIs to match that look. They are claiming that Apple is investigating making iOS 14 look like this.
https://uxdesign.cc/neumorphism-in-user-interfaces-b47cef3bf3a6
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James Abran
commented
Been almost 4 years and still no spread and inner shadow? Or did I missed any releases...
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Joe Burke
commented
STILL? Absolutely stunned that this isn't an available feature. Guess I'll have to go back to Sketch if Adobe can't even manage the most basic of features.
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Anonymous
commented
Wow... this idea was shared in 2016, and now, 3 and a half years later, we need to still vote on it to be in the product. It's such a basic function of design, I didn't even consider this not being as standard...
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[Deleted User]
commented
We're in 2020 and there's no inner shadow yet
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Karan Panchal
commented
Please add inner shadow.
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William Bayne
commented
Enable users the ability to add one or more inner shadows to a shape.
This would be an extremely useful feature because it would prevent me from having to poorly simulate this feature by creating a stroke and then adding a drop shadow to it. This is also important because it would make for cleaner more organized and less confusing project files.
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Anonymous
commented
I agree we do need this feature, but you can mimic it pretty easily by just drawing a 1px line and giving that a shadow of your liking. Color match it to your container and you can custom shadow to your hearts content.
Not the cleanest approach of course, but it def works for demonstration/layout purposes.
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Yoav
commented
Since this request is ignored for several years, can we just have a CSS box in the properties panel and let users attach their own CSS code to objects?
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Anonymous
commented
Agreed, this would be so valuable!
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Veton Nesimi
commented
Although there are a lot of requests for new features, I have some that almost every designer would wish to see in Adobe XD. Being a huge fan of Adobe XD, I would wish that it would include more effects that could be applied to shapes such as inner shadow and warping effect.
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John
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Ok, so blend modes were recently added, fkn Yah! Where are the multiple Fills? Actually, it's ridiculous that inner shadow seems to be missing from an obviously CSS and Device design tool -- which both CSS and all devices have as a standard features.
PS. I'm still annoyed that after 10+ years, that Illustrator also never got this feature?
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Programmer PC
commented
Multiple Shadow feature is missing in adobe xd as well as blend mode for shadow, color picker icon for a shadow on the right side.
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Anna
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Would be nice if there was at least an option for specifying CSS properties so I can easily create shadows based on material ui etc. Trying to convert in my head to get something approximate is confusing and difficult. I understand you want to support more than just CSS shadows, but I'm betting that is a HUGE part of what your users are doing, so you should support that major use case. You're a UX program. Listen to your users.
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Caine
commented
A shame that this feature got ignored.
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Cindy Kee
commented
I was all-in on using XD for all my designs until I hit a wall by not having all the same shadow properties as CSS-box-shadow. I had to go to a different tool to create the shadows I needed.
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Amir Rowaichi
commented
I am constantly surprised at how some basic elements which are achievable in CSS, like inner shadow, aren't available in XD.
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Big Joe Burke
commented
Seriously need inset shadows. Maybe the ability to select different border widths for different sides of a container would be a nice add too.
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Cindy Kee
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Really need inner shadows! Any idea when we can expect this to be added?
Since CSS can do inner/inset shadows on objects, XD needs to be able to do the same. We can't create a complete design for development since we can't show all of the shadows we want.
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Juliano
commented
No inner shadow yet, really???
