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: SVG Downward Inner Bevel I am trying to reproduce this image as SVG: It was made in Photoshop simply by creating a rounded rectangle and setting an inner bevel layer style, downward. (It's

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I am trying to reproduce this image as SVG:



It was made in Photoshop simply by creating a rounded rectangle and setting an inner bevel layer style, downward. (It's a bit hard to see on this site, as it is meant to typically be shown on a darker background, but the beveled border is there.)

Is it possible to reproduce this effect with SVG? I have experimented with setting a stroke with gradient, but it doesn't seem to look correct. I am using Inkscape, but I can also get access to Illustrator or edit the SVG file directly. Any help with getting the border style correct (or close to it) would be most appreciated. Thanks!

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@RJPawlick971

How I would do it:


create your shape (rounded rectangle)
duplicate the shape (so it's directly on top)
give the one on top a transparent fill and a border color (doesn't matter what border color)
adjust the width of the border stroke to be the width of your bevel
choose PATH --> OBJECT TO PATH and then PATH --> PATH TO OBJECT
your border is now a fillable shape. Give this shape a transparent border
fill this shape with a gradient. Adjust the gradient so that it has a narrow transition from light to dark
have this gradient's transition bisect at the lower left and upper right


Quick sample done in Inkscape:

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