The Color Manager is where you organize and document your brand's complete color system. Create color palettes, define individual swatches, store color values, and build a consistent reference that designers, developers, and marketing teams can rely on.
Colors added here can be displayed throughout your brand guide using the Color Gallery and HEX Gallery components.
From the Color Manager, you can:
Everything is designed to help you build clear, professional color documentation.
Organize your colors into meaningful groups.
Common examples include:
Grouping colors into palettes makes your brand guide easier to understand and keeps related colors together.
Each palette contains one or more color swatches.
Every swatch can include:
A live color preview makes it easy to verify each swatch while you're editing.
Providing multiple color formats ensures your brand can be reproduced consistently across both digital and print applications.
Give each swatch a descriptive name, such as:
Clear naming helps everyone reference colors consistently.
Both palettes and swatches can be reordered using drag-and-drop.
Reordering allows you to:
The order you create here is reflected in your published color galleries.
The Quick HEX List provides a fast reference for your brand's HEX color values.
You can enter colors:
This is useful when:
The list is saved alongside your color palettes, ensuring everything stays synchronized.
Color palettes and individual swatches can be edited or removed at any time.
Update names or color values whenever your brand evolves.
Remove an individual color from a palette.
You'll be asked to confirm before the swatch is permanently deleted.
Remove an entire palette and every swatch it contains.
Because this action deletes multiple colors, you'll be asked to confirm before continuing.
Click Save Colors to apply your changes.
Your palettes, swatches, and Quick HEX List are saved together and become available throughout your brand guide.
Owners and Managers can create, edit, organize, and remove color palettes.
Users with view-only access can browse published color documentation but cannot modify your brand's color system.
The Color Manager is the central hub for your brand's color system.
From here you can organize palettes, document color values, maintain quick references, and create clear color guidelines that help every member of your team apply your brand consistently across print, digital, and web projects.
