Palettes offer a powerful way to organize and manage your colors based on your project’s requirements and your team’s workflow. The ability to group colors within a palette provides efficient organization, similar to how you might structure a color system palette.

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Create Palette

You can create a new palette in two ways: from the app window or directly from the menu bar.

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From the Main Window

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  • Click the + Button

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From the Menu Bar

  • Click the three-line menu (☰)
  • Select New Palette from the dropdown.
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Add Colors

Once you’ve created a palette, you can add colors to it by:
  • Using the color picker while the palette is selected.
  • Dragging colors from other palettes into the new one.
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Editing Names and Notes

Palettes can be named, and you can add a description to help your team understand the palette’s purpose, use cases, or project relevance. palette-edit-name palette-edit-name

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Grouping Colors

To group colors within a palette:
  • Select the colors you want to group.
  • Open the contextual menu (right-click or use the menu icon).
  • Select Group to create a named subgroup within the palette.
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Share Palette

To share a palette:
  • Click the actions menu (•••) on the top-right of a palette.
  • Select Export and choose the desired format.
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Export Formats

  • Sip Palette – Re-importable into the app.
  • Adobe Swatch Exchange (ASE) – For Adobe Creative Cloud.
  • Apple Color List (CLR) – For macOS apps and Xcode.
  • JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) – For developers.
  • Portable Document Format (PDF) – For printable, sharable files.
These formats make it easy to use your color palettes across design, development, and documentation workflows.