How to round the corners of a view
Updated for Xcode 16.4
Any SwiftUI view can have its corners rounded using the cornerRadius() modifier. This takes a simple value in points that controls how pronounced the rounding should be.
So, you can create a text view with 15-point rounded corners like this:
Text("Round Me") .padding() .background(.red) .cornerRadius(15)
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You can automatically round the shortest edge fully by using the clipShape() modifier with a Capsule, like this:
Text("Round Me") .padding() .background(.red) .clipShape(Capsule()) Download this as an Xcode project
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