How to Add a Custom Color to Your Palette in Miro
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This guide will show you how to add a custom color to your palette in Miro. You can select a color from the spectrum, enter a HEX code, or use the eyedropper tool to pick a color directly from your board.
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Here's how to add a custom color to your palette in Miro
- Open a Miro Board
To begin, navigate to your Miro dashboard and click on the board you wish to edit. This action will open the selected board in your workspace.
- Select an Object
Once your board is open, select any object on the board, such as a shape or text box. This will make the formatting toolbar appear at the top of the screen.
- Open the Color Picker
In the formatting toolbar that appears, locate and click the color button. This action will open the color picker menu, displaying various color options.
- Add a Custom Color
Within the color palette, find and click the '+' (plus) icon. This option allows you to define and add a new custom color to your palette.
- Choose Your Color
You can now choose your custom color in one of three ways: select a shade from the color spectrum, enter a specific HEX code into the provided field, or click the eyedropper icon to pick a color directly from your board. The new color will be saved to your palette and applied to the selected object.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The color button is located in the formatting toolbar that appears at the top of your Miro board when an object is selected.
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