HI
I have a seemingly silly question , but I'm getting sick of it 😉
how to draw a rectangle without filling ?
-when I change the coverage % in the tab “fill” , it changes at the same time in the tab "edge" - I have no option to set, for example, in one 0% and the other 100%
-I do not have the option to deselect one or the other either
-I don't see the option of unchecking the color in any of the tabs either
-attached are pictures of my tool panel
Hi @Mario922,
Thanks for reaching out! If you’re looking to draw a rectangle in Adobe Acrobat without any fill color, you can do so by adjusting the properties of the drawing tool. Here’s how:
1. Open your PDF in Adobe Acrobat (Pro or Standard).
2. Go to the Comment tool (Tools > Comment).
3. Select the Rectangle tool from the toolbar.
4. Draw your rectangle on the PDF.
5. Right-click the rectangle > choose Properties.
6. Set:
Fill Color: No color (click the color box and select the white box with a red line through it).
Border Color: Choose the desired border color.
Line Thickness: Adjust as needed.
7. (Optional) Check “Make Properties Default” to reuse this style next time.
This way, only the border will appear—no background fill.
Let us know how it works at your end.
~Tariq
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