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Asked: May 11, 20262026-05-11T21:56:44+00:00 2026-05-11T21:56:44+00:00

I woud like to create a filled rounded rectangle at run-time and assign it

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I woud like to create a filled rounded rectangle at run-time and assign it as content of a PictureBox (already created and hidden) in Windows Forms.

Do you have an idea how can I implement it?

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    2026-05-11T21:56:45+00:00Added an answer on May 11, 2026 at 9:56 pm

    This method fills a rounded rectangle on a graphics object (VB code) :

    Public Sub FillRoundedRectangle(ByVal g As Drawing.Graphics, ByVal r As Rectangle, ByVal d As Integer, ByVal b As Brush)
        Dim mode As Drawing2D.SmoothingMode = g.SmoothingMode
        g.SmoothingMode = System.Drawing.Drawing2D.SmoothingMode.HighSpeed
        g.FillPie(b, r.X, r.Y, d, d, 180, 90)
        g.FillPie(b, r.X + r.Width - d, r.Y, d, d, 270, 90)
        g.FillPie(b, r.X, r.Y + r.Height - d, d, d, 90, 90)
        g.FillPie(b, r.X + r.Width - d, r.Y + r.Height - d, d, d, 0, 90)
        g.FillRectangle(b, CInt(r.X + d / 2), r.Y, r.Width - d, CInt(d / 2))
        g.FillRectangle(b, r.X, CInt(r.Y + d / 2), r.Width, CInt(r.Height - d))
        g.FillRectangle(b, CInt(r.X + d / 2), CInt(r.Y + r.Height - d / 2), CInt(r.Width - d), CInt(d / 2))
        g.SmoothingMode = mode
    End Sub
    

    To call this function, handle the paint event of the picturebox and pass the e.Graphics object as the first argument, and the picturebox’s bounds as the second argument if you want the rectangle to fill your picture box completely.

    The d parameter changes the corners’ angle, I call it with a value of 30, you can try different values…

    Also, here’s some code to draw (instead of fill) a rounded rectangle:

    Public Sub DrawRoundedRectangle(ByVal g As Drawing.Graphics, ByVal r As Rectangle, ByVal d As Integer, ByVal p As Pen)
        g.DrawArc(p, r.X, r.Y, d, d, 180, 90)
        g.DrawLine(p, CInt(r.X + d / 2), r.Y, CInt(r.X + r.Width - d / 2), r.Y)
        g.DrawArc(p, r.X + r.Width - d, r.Y, d, d, 270, 90)
        g.DrawLine(p, r.X, CInt(r.Y + d / 2), r.X, CInt(r.Y + r.Height - d / 2))
        g.DrawLine(p, CInt(r.X + r.Width), CInt(r.Y + d / 2), CInt(r.X + r.Width), CInt(r.Y + r.Height - d / 2))
        g.DrawLine(p, CInt(r.X + d / 2), CInt(r.Y + r.Height), CInt(r.X + r.Width - d / 2), CInt(r.Y + r.Height))
        g.DrawArc(p, r.X, r.Y + r.Height - d, d, d, 90, 90)
        g.DrawArc(p, r.X + r.Width - d, r.Y + r.Height - d, d, d, 0, 90)
    End Sub
    
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