: Rectangle curved ends (not rounded corners) Help! In Illustrator how can I curve the ends of a rectangle very slightly so it follows the same path as the circle background it is sitting on?

Help! In Illustrator how can I curve the ends of a rectangle very slightly so it follows the same path as the circle background it is sitting on? I don't want rounded corners of a rectangle, just the end of the rectangle to be slightly curved. I feel like this should be so easy and yet I am having trouble with it. Thank you!

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Did you try adding a stroke an select the round corner?

//ignore the stroke weight

Or, if you have the last version of illustrator, select the shape with the direct selection tool (press "a" on your keyboard), and move the white dots.

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