Shape and type
Updated
Alongside colour, six numeric settings and one switch control the physical shape of each tag on the Design page.
The six measurements
| Setting | Controls | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Corner radius | How rounded each tag's corners are. 0 for square, a large value for a full pill. | 0 to 999 |
| Font size | The text size inside each tag, in pixels. | 0 to 32 |
| Horizontal padding | Space to the left and right of the text inside each tag. | 0 to 48 |
| Vertical padding | Space above and below the text inside each tag. | 0 to 32 |
| Gap | Space between one tag and the next. | 0 to 48 |
| Font weight | How bold the text is. Higher is bolder. | 0 to 900 |
Every value is clamped to its range when saved, so an out-of-bounds number can't be written through and break the bar's layout.
Uppercase labels
A separate switch renders every tag's text in capitals with slightly wider letter spacing, independent of the font weight or size chosen. It's how the Uppercase preset gets its look, but it can be turned on with any preset as a starting point.
Tip
A large corner radius with generous padding reads as a soft, friendly pill; a radius of 0 with tight padding reads closer to a tab or label. Both are equally supported; there's no "correct" combination.