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Add colors to your Brand Library (iOS)

How to add colors to your Brand Library using the iOS version of Photoroom.

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Written by Craig Wright

You can add colors to your Brand Library so that you and your team can quickly choose the same colors in your designs. The color palettes in the Brand Library are available to everyone in the Space.

Note: The Brand Library can have a maximum of 20 color palettes. Each color palette can contain up to 100 colors.


Steps (iOS)

To create a color palette in your Brand Library:

  1. Select the Space you want to work in.

  2. Select Brand Library.

  3. In the Colors section, select the plus + icon.

  4. Select Create your own palette to add a new, untitled palette.
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    ​Tip: Alternatively, you can choose an existing color palette from your Brand Library or from the Popular palettes collection. Photoroom will create a new color palette with the same colors, which you can edit to suit your requirements.
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  5. Use the color selector to pick one color and then exit the color selector.
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    ​Important: You can only pick one color on the color selector. The palette at the bottom of the color selector is not the palette in Photoroom.
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    To learn about the color selector, see Color selectors (iOS).
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  6. Select the plus + icon in the color palette in the Brand Library. This adds another color slot.

  7. Use the color selector to pick a color for the new slot and then exit the color selector.

  8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 until you have added all of the colors you want.

  9. Select the context menu ( ... ) for your new palette and select Rename.

  10. Give the palette a meaningful name and select Rename to confirm.

Your color palette is added to the Brand Library. When you and your team edit layers on a design, select the Brad Library context menu ( ... ) to access the Brand Library colors.

Two screenshots showing the context menu for the Brand Library colors being selected to reveal more color choices, including the other brand library color palettes.


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