11.2. Add Bevel
| 11. Decor Filters |

### 11.2. Add Bevel

#### 11.2.1. Overview

Figure 16.208. Example for the “Add Bevel” filter

Original image, the colored rectangle is selected

“Add Bevel” applied

This filter adds a slight bevel to an image using a bump map (see below). If there is a selection, it is bevelled, otherwise the filter has no effect.

Figure 16.209. Another “Add Bevel” example, with bumpmap

Original image

Bumpmap

Filter applied

#### 11.2.2. Activate the filter

You can find this filter in the image window menu under Filters → Decor → Add Bevel.

#### 11.2.3. Options

Figure 16.210. “Add Bevel” options

Thickness

  You can specify the thickness of the bevel, in pixels. Maximal thickness is 30 pixels.

Work on copy

  By default the filter creates a copy and bevels this copy. This is one more open window on your desktop. However, since you can undo the filter effect you may also uncheck this option and work on the original image.

Keep bump layer

  When checked, you will keep the generated bumpmap as a new, not visible layer (below the layer dialog):

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