Every color of the drawing is a square in Colors, largest first. Press one, or the drawing itself, to change it everywhere it is used.
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How do I change a color?
1Find the colorPoint at a square and the drawing dims everything else, so you see where the color is used. Or press the drawing where it is.
The drawing's colors, largest first, under the fewer-colors rail.
2Open itPress the square: the tab shows that one color, its picker, its hex code and your brand colors to choose from.
One color open: its picker, its hex code, your brand colors, Merge into.
3Pick its new colorDrag in the picker, type a hex code, or pick from the screen where your browser can. Every fill, line and gradient that used it changes at once.
The picker: the area, the hue, the hex code.
Where it is · step 1 of 3
The drawing's colors, largest first, under the fewer-colors rail.
One color open: its picker, its hex code, your brand colors, Merge into.
The picker: the area, the hue, the hex code.
What else can I do with one color?
Merge into makes it another color of the drawing; Show only this dims every other; Reset this color gives it back. When two colors are too close to tell apart, the tab offers to merge them in one press.
How many colors can I change one by one?
Up to 24. A drawing with more offers the Original and Grays looks; redraw it with fewer colors to change them one by one (Fewer colors).