Rounded corners for a background image

Here is my MWE taken from here:

documentclass[varwidth]{standalone}

usepackage{ eso-pic,tikz, lipsum}

usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

linespread{2}

newcommandBackgroundPic{%

begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]

node[anchor=north west,inner sep=0pt, rounded corners=10pt] at ([yshift=8pt]pic cs:start) {%

includegraphics[width=textwidth]{example-image}};

end{tikzpicture}}



begin{document}

AddToShipoutPicture*{BackgroundPic}



tikzmark{start}lipsum[1-1]tikzmark{end}



end{document}

I would like the background image to be with rounded corners. But it does not work.

How do I get the background image with rounded corners?

asked Dec 9 at 9:23

deshmukh

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Here is my MWE taken from here:

documentclass[varwidth]{standalone}

usepackage{ eso-pic,tikz, lipsum}

usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

linespread{2}

newcommandBackgroundPic{%

begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]

node[anchor=north west,inner sep=0pt, rounded corners=10pt] at ([yshift=8pt]pic cs:start) {%

includegraphics[width=textwidth]{example-image}};

end{tikzpicture}}



begin{document}

AddToShipoutPicture*{BackgroundPic}



tikzmark{start}lipsum[1-1]tikzmark{end}



end{document}

I would like the background image to be with rounded corners. But it does not work.

How do I get the background image with rounded corners?

asked Dec 9 at 9:23

deshmukh

1,0381326

add a comment |

Here is my MWE taken from here:

documentclass[varwidth]{standalone}

usepackage{ eso-pic,tikz, lipsum}

usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

linespread{2}

newcommandBackgroundPic{%

begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]

node[anchor=north west,inner sep=0pt, rounded corners=10pt] at ([yshift=8pt]pic cs:start) {%

includegraphics[width=textwidth]{example-image}};

end{tikzpicture}}



begin{document}

AddToShipoutPicture*{BackgroundPic}



tikzmark{start}lipsum[1-1]tikzmark{end}



end{document}

I would like the background image to be with rounded corners. But it does not work.

How do I get the background image with rounded corners?

asked Dec 9 at 9:23

deshmukh

1,0381326

Here is my MWE taken from here:

documentclass[varwidth]{standalone}

usepackage{ eso-pic,tikz, lipsum}

usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

linespread{2}

newcommandBackgroundPic{%

begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]

node[anchor=north west,inner sep=0pt, rounded corners=10pt] at ([yshift=8pt]pic cs:start) {%

includegraphics[width=textwidth]{example-image}};

end{tikzpicture}}



begin{document}

AddToShipoutPicture*{BackgroundPic}



tikzmark{start}lipsum[1-1]tikzmark{end}



end{document}

I would like the background image to be with rounded corners. But it does not work.

How do I get the background image with rounded corners?

tikz-pgf graphics backgrounds rounded-corners

asked Dec 9 at 9:23

deshmukh

1,0381326

asked Dec 9 at 9:23

deshmukh

1,0381326

asked Dec 9 at 9:23

deshmukh

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asked Dec 9 at 9:23

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Another solution with tcolorbox. As blankest option suppresses rounded corners, its effects have been simulated with boxsep=0t and other geometry parameters.

documentclass[tikz, border=2mm]{standalone}

usepackage{graphicx, lipsum}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}



newtcolorbox{myminipage}[3]{

     enhanced,

%    blankest, 

%    rounded corners,

     boxsep=0pt,

     left=0pt,

     right=0pt,

     top=0pt,

     bottom=0pt,

    width=#2,

    underlay={begin{tcbclipframe}

    node at (frame) {includegraphics{#3}};

    end{tcbclipframe}},

    #1

}



begin{document}



begin{myminipage}{3cm}{example-image}

This is some text not so long like texttt{textbackslash{}lipsum[2]}

end{myminipage}



begin{myminipage}{10cm}{example-image}

lipsum[2]

end{myminipage}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered Dec 12 at 10:03

Ignasi

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Use clip along with rounded corners while including image.

enter image description here

documentclass[varwidth,border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage{calc}

usepackage{ eso-pic,tikz, lipsum}

usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

linespread{2}

newcommandBackgroundPic{%

begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]

node[anchor=north west,inner sep=0pt, clip, rounded corners=20pt] at ([yshift=15pt,xshift=-5pt]pic cs:start) {%

includegraphics[width=textwidth+10pt]{example-image}};

end{tikzpicture}}



begin{document}

AddToShipoutPicture*{BackgroundPic}   

tikzmark{start}lipsum[1-1]tikzmark{end}   

end{document}

edited Dec 9 at 14:01

answered Dec 9 at 9:41

nidhin

3,342927

Thanks. This is almost there. But part of the text goes outside. Is there a way to ensure that the text remains strictly inside the image?
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:26

@deshmukh It is because the image height is less than that of the text. Either an image with height matching with text has to be used or the current image has to be stretched/zoomed.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:33

@deshmukh you can mention height= along with width= in includegraphics. But this can alter the aspect ratio.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:40

No, I tried with a very large image 744*1052 and text does go outside the rounded corners
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:41

1

Thanks. This works perfectly. I accepted the other answer, however, as it was more succinct.
– deshmukh
Dec 14 at 12:10

|
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Another solution with tcolorbox. As blankest option suppresses rounded corners, its effects have been simulated with boxsep=0t and other geometry parameters.

documentclass[tikz, border=2mm]{standalone}

usepackage{graphicx, lipsum}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}



newtcolorbox{myminipage}[3]{

     enhanced,

%    blankest, 

%    rounded corners,

     boxsep=0pt,

     left=0pt,

     right=0pt,

     top=0pt,

     bottom=0pt,

    width=#2,

    underlay={begin{tcbclipframe}

    node at (frame) {includegraphics{#3}};

    end{tcbclipframe}},

    #1

}



begin{document}



begin{myminipage}{3cm}{example-image}

This is some text not so long like texttt{textbackslash{}lipsum[2]}

end{myminipage}



begin{myminipage}{10cm}{example-image}

lipsum[2]

end{myminipage}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered Dec 12 at 10:03

Ignasi

91.5k4165303

add a comment |

Another solution with tcolorbox. As blankest option suppresses rounded corners, its effects have been simulated with boxsep=0t and other geometry parameters.

documentclass[tikz, border=2mm]{standalone}

usepackage{graphicx, lipsum}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}



newtcolorbox{myminipage}[3]{

     enhanced,

%    blankest, 

%    rounded corners,

     boxsep=0pt,

     left=0pt,

     right=0pt,

     top=0pt,

     bottom=0pt,

    width=#2,

    underlay={begin{tcbclipframe}

    node at (frame) {includegraphics{#3}};

    end{tcbclipframe}},

    #1

}



begin{document}



begin{myminipage}{3cm}{example-image}

This is some text not so long like texttt{textbackslash{}lipsum[2]}

end{myminipage}



begin{myminipage}{10cm}{example-image}

lipsum[2]

end{myminipage}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered Dec 12 at 10:03

Ignasi

91.5k4165303

add a comment |

Another solution with tcolorbox. As blankest option suppresses rounded corners, its effects have been simulated with boxsep=0t and other geometry parameters.

documentclass[tikz, border=2mm]{standalone}

usepackage{graphicx, lipsum}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}



newtcolorbox{myminipage}[3]{

     enhanced,

%    blankest, 

%    rounded corners,

     boxsep=0pt,

     left=0pt,

     right=0pt,

     top=0pt,

     bottom=0pt,

    width=#2,

    underlay={begin{tcbclipframe}

    node at (frame) {includegraphics{#3}};

    end{tcbclipframe}},

    #1

}



begin{document}



begin{myminipage}{3cm}{example-image}

This is some text not so long like texttt{textbackslash{}lipsum[2]}

end{myminipage}



begin{myminipage}{10cm}{example-image}

lipsum[2]

end{myminipage}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered Dec 12 at 10:03

Ignasi

91.5k4165303

Another solution with tcolorbox. As blankest option suppresses rounded corners, its effects have been simulated with boxsep=0t and other geometry parameters.

documentclass[tikz, border=2mm]{standalone}

usepackage{graphicx, lipsum}

usepackage[most]{tcolorbox}



newtcolorbox{myminipage}[3]{

     enhanced,

%    blankest, 

%    rounded corners,

     boxsep=0pt,

     left=0pt,

     right=0pt,

     top=0pt,

     bottom=0pt,

    width=#2,

    underlay={begin{tcbclipframe}

    node at (frame) {includegraphics{#3}};

    end{tcbclipframe}},

    #1

}



begin{document}



begin{myminipage}{3cm}{example-image}

This is some text not so long like texttt{textbackslash{}lipsum[2]}

end{myminipage}



begin{myminipage}{10cm}{example-image}

lipsum[2]

end{myminipage}

end{document}

enter image description here

answered Dec 12 at 10:03

Ignasi

91.5k4165303

answered Dec 12 at 10:03

Ignasi

91.5k4165303

answered Dec 12 at 10:03

Ignasi

91.5k4165303

answered Dec 12 at 10:03

Ignasi

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Use clip along with rounded corners while including image.

enter image description here

documentclass[varwidth,border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage{calc}

usepackage{ eso-pic,tikz, lipsum}

usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

linespread{2}

newcommandBackgroundPic{%

begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]

node[anchor=north west,inner sep=0pt, clip, rounded corners=20pt] at ([yshift=15pt,xshift=-5pt]pic cs:start) {%

includegraphics[width=textwidth+10pt]{example-image}};

end{tikzpicture}}



begin{document}

AddToShipoutPicture*{BackgroundPic}   

tikzmark{start}lipsum[1-1]tikzmark{end}   

end{document}

edited Dec 9 at 14:01

answered Dec 9 at 9:41

nidhin

3,342927

Thanks. This is almost there. But part of the text goes outside. Is there a way to ensure that the text remains strictly inside the image?
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:26

@deshmukh It is because the image height is less than that of the text. Either an image with height matching with text has to be used or the current image has to be stretched/zoomed.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:33

@deshmukh you can mention height= along with width= in includegraphics. But this can alter the aspect ratio.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:40

No, I tried with a very large image 744*1052 and text does go outside the rounded corners
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:41

1

Thanks. This works perfectly. I accepted the other answer, however, as it was more succinct.
– deshmukh
Dec 14 at 12:10

|
show 3 more comments

Use clip along with rounded corners while including image.

enter image description here

documentclass[varwidth,border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage{calc}

usepackage{ eso-pic,tikz, lipsum}

usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

linespread{2}

newcommandBackgroundPic{%

begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]

node[anchor=north west,inner sep=0pt, clip, rounded corners=20pt] at ([yshift=15pt,xshift=-5pt]pic cs:start) {%

includegraphics[width=textwidth+10pt]{example-image}};

end{tikzpicture}}



begin{document}

AddToShipoutPicture*{BackgroundPic}   

tikzmark{start}lipsum[1-1]tikzmark{end}   

end{document}

edited Dec 9 at 14:01

answered Dec 9 at 9:41

nidhin

3,342927

Thanks. This is almost there. But part of the text goes outside. Is there a way to ensure that the text remains strictly inside the image?
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:26

@deshmukh It is because the image height is less than that of the text. Either an image with height matching with text has to be used or the current image has to be stretched/zoomed.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:33

@deshmukh you can mention height= along with width= in includegraphics. But this can alter the aspect ratio.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:40

No, I tried with a very large image 744*1052 and text does go outside the rounded corners
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:41

1

Thanks. This works perfectly. I accepted the other answer, however, as it was more succinct.
– deshmukh
Dec 14 at 12:10

|
show 3 more comments

Use clip along with rounded corners while including image.

enter image description here

documentclass[varwidth,border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage{calc}

usepackage{ eso-pic,tikz, lipsum}

usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

linespread{2}

newcommandBackgroundPic{%

begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]

node[anchor=north west,inner sep=0pt, clip, rounded corners=20pt] at ([yshift=15pt,xshift=-5pt]pic cs:start) {%

includegraphics[width=textwidth+10pt]{example-image}};

end{tikzpicture}}



begin{document}

AddToShipoutPicture*{BackgroundPic}   

tikzmark{start}lipsum[1-1]tikzmark{end}   

end{document}

edited Dec 9 at 14:01

answered Dec 9 at 9:41

nidhin

3,342927

Use clip along with rounded corners while including image.

enter image description here

documentclass[varwidth,border=10pt]{standalone}

usepackage{calc}

usepackage{ eso-pic,tikz, lipsum}

usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

linespread{2}

newcommandBackgroundPic{%

begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]

node[anchor=north west,inner sep=0pt, clip, rounded corners=20pt] at ([yshift=15pt,xshift=-5pt]pic cs:start) {%

includegraphics[width=textwidth+10pt]{example-image}};

end{tikzpicture}}



begin{document}

AddToShipoutPicture*{BackgroundPic}   

tikzmark{start}lipsum[1-1]tikzmark{end}   

end{document}

edited Dec 9 at 14:01

answered Dec 9 at 9:41

nidhin

3,342927

edited Dec 9 at 14:01

answered Dec 9 at 9:41

nidhin

3,342927

answered Dec 9 at 9:41

nidhin

3,342927

answered Dec 9 at 9:41

nidhin

3,342927

Thanks. This is almost there. But part of the text goes outside. Is there a way to ensure that the text remains strictly inside the image?
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:26

@deshmukh It is because the image height is less than that of the text. Either an image with height matching with text has to be used or the current image has to be stretched/zoomed.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:33

@deshmukh you can mention height= along with width= in includegraphics. But this can alter the aspect ratio.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:40

No, I tried with a very large image 744*1052 and text does go outside the rounded corners
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:41

1

Thanks. This works perfectly. I accepted the other answer, however, as it was more succinct.
– deshmukh
Dec 14 at 12:10

|
show 3 more comments

Thanks. This is almost there. But part of the text goes outside. Is there a way to ensure that the text remains strictly inside the image?
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:26

@deshmukh It is because the image height is less than that of the text. Either an image with height matching with text has to be used or the current image has to be stretched/zoomed.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:33

@deshmukh you can mention height= along with width= in includegraphics. But this can alter the aspect ratio.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:40

No, I tried with a very large image 744*1052 and text does go outside the rounded corners
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:41

1

Thanks. This works perfectly. I accepted the other answer, however, as it was more succinct.
– deshmukh
Dec 14 at 12:10

Thanks. This is almost there. But part of the text goes outside. Is there a way to ensure that the text remains strictly inside the image?
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:26

@deshmukh It is because the image height is less than that of the text. Either an image with height matching with text has to be used or the current image has to be stretched/zoomed.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:33

@deshmukh you can mention height= along with width= in includegraphics. But this can alter the aspect ratio.
– nidhin
Dec 9 at 12:40

No, I tried with a very large image 744*1052 and text does go outside the rounded corners
– deshmukh
Dec 9 at 12:41

Thanks. This works perfectly. I accepted the other answer, however, as it was more succinct.
– deshmukh
Dec 14 at 12:10

|
show 3 more comments

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