The Color Manager is where you build your brand’s color palettes — primary colors, secondary colors, neutrals, accents, and any other color groups your brand uses. You can create palettes, add swatches, reorder everything with drag‑and‑drop, and maintain a quick HEX list for fast reference.
This tool is perfect for designers and teams who want a clean, structured, professional color system inside their brand guide.
From this screen, you can:
It’s a flexible, visual system for managing brand colors.
When you open the Color Manager, you’ll see two main sections:
This is where you organize your brand’s colors into groups.
Each palette appears as a collapsible card containing:
You can expand or collapse each palette to keep your workspace tidy.
A simple text area where you can paste or type HEX values.
This is useful for:
You can enter HEX values separated by commas or new lines.
Click Create Palette to open the modal.
Enter a palette name — for example:
Once created, the palette appears in your list and is ready for swatches.
Inside any palette, click Create Swatch to open the swatch modal.
You can enter:
#298CCA41,140,20280,30,0,0A live preview box shows the color as you type.
Once added, the swatch appears in the palette.
Click the pencil icon next to any swatch to open the edit modal.
You can update any field, including HEX, RGB, CMYK, PMS, and the swatch name.
🗑 Deleting a Swatch
Click the trash icon next to a swatch to remove it.
You’ll be asked to confirm before it’s deleted.
Click Delete Palette inside the palette header.
This removes the palette and all its swatches.
The Color Manager supports drag‑and‑drop for:
Palettes
Drag the palette header to reorder your palette list.
Swatches
Drag the ⋮⋮ handle next to any swatch to reorder it within its palette.
This lets you control the order in which colors appear in your brand guide.
The Quick HEX List is a simple text area where you can paste or type HEX values.
Examples:
#298CCA
#F4F4F4
#FF8034
#1A1A1A
You can enter:
This list is saved along with your palettes.
When you’re ready:
Everything is stored together so your color system stays consistent.
Only owners and editors can access the Color Manager.
View‑only users cannot modify palettes or swatches.
The Color Manager helps you:
It’s a powerful, intuitive tool for maintaining a professional brand identity.