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# Layout
Layout settings control the two things that shape every page of your store: how wide the content area is, and how rounded the edges of images, buttons and input fields look. Because these values are set once at theme level, they apply everywhere instead of section by section, so you get a consistent look without repeating the same choice on each page. Use them early when you set up the theme, then leave them alone.
### Where to find these settings
Go to **Online Store > Themes > Customize > Theme settings > Layout**.
### Settings
| Setting | Description |
| ------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Page width** | Sets how wide the content area of your store is. A narrower width keeps text and products closer together; a wider one uses more of the screen. |
| **Image (Corner radius)** | Controls how rounded the corners of images are across your store. A higher value makes the corners more curved. |
| **Button corner radius** | Controls how rounded all buttons are. Larger values give softer, more rounded button edges. |
| **Input corner radius** | Controls how rounded input fields look, such as search boxes and form fields. |
### What customers see
Page width decides how much white space sits on the left and right of your content on large screens, so it changes how spacious or how dense every page feels. The three corner radius settings change the shape language of your store: at `0` everything looks square and structured, and as you raise the values images, buttons and form fields become progressively softer. Because the settings are global, a change here is visible on the home page, collection pages, product pages, the cart and every form in one go.
### Related pages
* [Colors](/velare/set-up-your-store/colors.md): the color schemes applied to the elements you are shaping here
* [Typography](/velare/set-up-your-store/typography.md): fonts and text sizes that sit inside this layout
* [Product cards](/velare/customize-your-pages/product-cards.md): card level settings that inherit the image corner radius
* [Vélare Intro](/velare/readme.md): overview of the theme and where to start
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