On the Web App version of Photoroom, you can add colors to your Brand Library in several ways. This article covers how to:
Create a color palette manually
Generate a color palette from an image.
Note: You can also import brand colors automatically from your website. To find out how, see Import website assets into a Brand Library (Web App).
Steps (Web App)
Follow the instructions in the sections below to create a new color palette in your Brand Library.
Add a color palette to your Brand Library manually
To create a color palette and choose its colors manually:
Log in at app.photoroom.com.
Select the Space you want to work in.
Select Brand Library.
In the Colors section, select + Add.
Select Create your own to add a new, untitled palette.
Select the context menu ( ... ) for your new palette and select Rename.
Give the palette a meaningful name and select Rename to confirm.
Select the plus + icon in the new palette.
Use the color selector to define a color and select Add.
To learn about the color selector, see Color selectors (Web App).
Repeat steps 8 and 9 until you have added all of the brand colors for the palette.
The color palettes in your Brand Library are shown as separate color palettes in the editors. This makes it easier to find your preferred colors. For example, in the image below, a text layer is being edited. In its color settings, there are three color palettes from the Brand Library shown at the top, above the standard color palette.
Use Photoroom to generate a color palette based on an image
To get Photoroom to generate a color palette automatically, based on the colors it detects in an image:
Log in at app.photoroom.com.
Select the Space you want to work in.
Select Brand Library.
In the Colors section, select + Add.
Select Generate from image.
Choose an image for Photoroom to analyze for colors, for example, a product photo.
Photoroom analyzes the image and suggests a color palette.
Select Add palette to add the palette to your Brand Library.
If you don't want to add the palette, select X to close the Add a palette dialog. To create a color palette, you will need to start again from step 4.
Select the context menu ( ... ) for the new color palette and then select Rename.
Give the palette a meaningful name and select Rename to confirm.
The color palettes in your Brand Library are shown as separate color palettes in the editors. This makes it easier to find your preferred colors. For example, in the image below, a text layer is being edited. In its color settings, there are three color palettes from the Brand Library shown at the top, above the standard color palette.
