Rotate and mirror objects

To rotate an object

To rotate an object around a ruler coordinate

To mirror an object


CorelDRAW lets you rotate and create mirror images of objects. You can rotate an object by specifying horizontal and vertical coordinates. You can move the center of rotation to a specific ruler coordinate or to a point that is relative to the current position of the object.

Rotating objects around a single point

Mirroring an object flips it from left to right or top to bottom. By default, the mirror anchor point is in the center of the object.

Mirroring an object from top to bottom

To rotate an object Back to Top

 

Click the Relative to object button on the property bar.
Using the Pick tool, click the object twice to display the rotation handles. Drag a rotation handle clockwise or counterclockwise.
Click Window Dockers Transform. Click the Rotate button .

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You can also view and set the relative center of an object by clicking the object to display the rotation handles and dragging the relative center handle (circle with a dot in the middle) to a new position.

You can set the relative center of an object to its original position by enabling the Relative Center check box in the Transform docker.

You can also rotate an object by using the Transform toolbar. To open the toolbar, click Window Toolbars Transform.

To rotate an object around a ruler coordinate Back to Top
To mirror an object Back to Top

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You can also mirror a selected object by holding down Ctrl and dragging a selection handle to the opposite side of the object.

You can also mirror a selected object by clicking the Mirror horizontally or the Mirror vertically button on the property bar.

The features documented in the Help are available in the full version of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2020. Some features may not be available in this version of the product.


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