At present, rounded corners or the option to apply corner radius is not supported for individual blocks outside of button blocks. One solution to this would be using a third party editing tool to create rounded corners for your graphic to be uploaded into your email template for use. The same can be done with text where you create a blank image with rounded corners while superimposing your desired text and uploading it to your email for use in an image block.
Although corner radius is not supported for individual blocks, you can actually apply corner radius to your template as a whole if you were using our new editor. This would round out the corners of your email as a whole. You can find this setting under the Styles tab in the new editor under Corner radius.
Since this isn’t a feature, I’ll share this feedback with our Product Team!
Another vote to support this request. I don't understand why this isn't possible when all your competitors are doing it and border-radius is ubiquitous in designs
adding my voice to this being a requirement and part of a lot of brand identities atp - the ability to at least round the product images would go far, for product feeds. @KirsSemple would you be open to sharing any workarounds you’re using if you’re running into the same?
adding my voice to this being a requirement and part of a lot of brand identities atp - the ability to at least round the product images would go far, for product feeds. @KirsSemple would you be open to sharing any workarounds you’re using if you’re running into the same?
I just use images instead that I have edited to look the way I want them to with rounded corners. I basically only use the button, text and image blocks for our newsletters.
This works for me though because I’m a graphic designer, but klaviyo should be more usable with the drag and drop editor rather than having to custom-make a bunch of images and graphics.
I also support this request. It’s a pity that Klaviyo doesn’t have this feature, especially since other ESPs do. It shouldn’t be that difficult to implement.