If you are satisfied with it, select the 'Rectangle' tool and draw a thin, long (tall) rectangle for the handle of the arrow.Click on the left or right horizontal one, and while holding down Shift (it makes sure the resizing is symmetrical), move it left or right to make it thinner or wider. Then select the 'Select.' tool and select the triangle, and you will see little double arrows around it (resizing handles).If you hold down Shift+Ctrl while you do it, you can make the tip point perfectly upright. In the top bar, in the row that starts with 'New:', set the style to 'Star instead of regular polygon', and the corners to 3. Select the 'Create stars and polygons' tool.Whatever you do wrong in the following, you can undo it with Ctrl+Z. Select it and it will open in an attached window on the right. You will need the 'Create stars and polygons' and 'Create rectangles and squares' Additionally, you also need the 'Select and transform objects' (looks like an arrow).įrom the top toolbar you will also need 'Align and distribute objects' (it's towards the right, or Shift+Ctrl+A). Ok, so before you start, in the left column you will see the tools. That said, I left the guide in case someone is still interested. Edit: I realised this is overkill, as there are several other applications (Libreoffice Draw, for example) that already contain these kind of things.

Inkscape drawing arrows