: How to turn entire square image into trapezium I have the following object that I have drawn in inkscape and I would like to turn it into a trapezium. I am trying to follow the steps online:
I have the following object that I have drawn in inkscape
and I would like to turn it into a trapezium. I am trying to follow the steps online:
1) selecting the object and converting object to path
2) selecting the top corner nodes and dragging them inwards
unfortunately the whole image does not conform to this and I end up with the following
I have been trying lots of things for the past hour. "Grouping" & "ungrouping" the object beforehand and "unioning" & "combining" the path afterwards, but I can't get the final path to be treated as one object. I think I fundamentally misunderstand what is meant by all of these things, and I don't understand the difference between and object and a path really, so any help here would be very much appreciated.
Many thanks,
Adam.
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Make sure that all of the objects in your image are paths (and not circles, rectangles or similar). Selecting everything and path → object to path should do the job.
Duplicate (Ctrl + D) the framing rectangle.
Group (Ctrl + G) everything but one of the duplicate rectangles.
Make a trapezium of the ungrouped rectangle.
Select the group and then the trapezium.
Apply extensions → modify path → perspective. You should get what you wish.
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