How do I create a custom color palette in the dashboard?

To create a custom palette, use the color picker buttons to select your desired colors. You can add up to 5 colors, name your palette, and save it to your dashboard for future use. The system automatically validates hex codes and provides real-time preview.

Can I save and manage multiple color palettes?

Yes! Our dashboard allows you to save unlimited custom palettes. Each saved palette includes color codes, preview blocks, and options to edit, delete, copy colors, or add to favorites. All palettes are stored locally in your browser.

How do I copy color codes from my saved palettes?

Each saved palette has a copy button that instantly copies all color hex codes to your clipboard. You can also click on individual color blocks to copy specific colors. This makes it easy to use colors in your design software.

What's the difference between HEX and RGB color values?

HEX codes (like #FF5733) are six-digit alphanumeric values used primarily in web design. RGB values (like 255, 87, 51) represent colors as red, green, and blue light components. Our dashboard provides both formats for maximum compatibility.

How do I add palettes to my favorites?

Click the heart icon on any palette card to add it to your favorites. Favorited palettes are marked with a filled heart and can be accessed quickly from the favorites section. You can also remove items from favorites by clicking the heart again.

Can I edit existing palettes I've created?

Absolutely! Click the edit button on any saved palette to modify colors, change the palette name, or adjust the color order. The edit mode allows you to use the color picker to select new colors while maintaining your palette structure.

How do I search for specific color palettes?

Use the search bar to find palettes by color name, hex code, or palette name. The search function works across all your saved palettes and provides instant results as you type. You can also filter by color categories like warm, cool, or neutral tones.

What color combinations work best for different projects?

For web design, use contrasting colors for readability. For branding, choose 2-3 primary colors with supporting neutrals. For interior design, consider the 60-30-10 rule: 60% dominant color, 30% secondary, 10% accent. Our dashboard helps you experiment with these combinations.

How do I export my color palettes for use in other software?

Copy the hex codes from your palette cards and paste them directly into design software like Photoshop, Figma, or Sketch. The color codes are formatted for immediate use. You can also take screenshots of your palette previews for quick reference.

Are my saved palettes secure and private?

Yes, all your custom palettes are stored locally in your browser's localStorage. This means your color combinations remain private and are not shared with our servers. However, clearing your browser data will remove saved palettes, so consider backing up important combinations.

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