Manual Control Handle

Manual control handles are graphical elements that allow users to manipulate and adjust the shape or position of an object in a document or design software. These handles are typically represented as small squares or circles that appear around the edges or corners of an object when it is selected.

By clicking and dragging on these handles, users can resize, rotate, or skew the object to achieve the desired effect. Manual control handles provide a more precise and flexible way to modify objects compared to using predefined tools or commands.

For example, in a graphic design software, you might use manual control handles to resize a shape, adjust the curvature of a line, or reshape a text box. In a presentation software, you might use manual control handles to resize and reposition images or shapes on a slide.

It's important to note that the availability and functionality of manual control handles may vary depending on the software or application you are using.