CorelDRAW Help | Editing color styles

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Editing color styles

You can edit an individual color style or a color style in a harmony.

When you edit a harmony, you can edit color styles simultaneously by preserving the relationship between them, or you can modify individual color styles within the harmony.

When you change the hue of the master color style in a gradient, all its derivative shades are updated based on the new hue and the original saturation and brightness value.

To edit a color style

Click Tools

Color styles.

In the Color styles docker, select an individual color style or a color style in a harmony.

In the Color editor or Harmony editor, edit the color style by using any of the available controls: Eyedropper tool, color viewers, sliders, and palettes.

For more information about choosing colors, see Working with color.


You can also
Rename a color style	Select the color style in the Color styles docker, and type a new name in the name box at the top of the docker.
Convert a color style to a different color mode	Click the Convert button , and choose a color mode from the flyout.
Convert a color style to a spot color	Click the Convert button , and choose Convert to Spot.

To edit a color harmony

Click Tools

Color styles.

In the Color styles docker, click a harmony folder.

Do any of the following:

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In the Harmony editor, click a selector ring and drag to edit the color styles in the harmony

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In the Color editor, choose a color by using any of the available controls: Eyedropper tool, color viewers, sliders, and palettes. For more information about choosing colors, see Working with color.

In the Harmony editor, move the Brightness slider to change the tint of the color.

To edit an individual color style in the harmony, select the style by clicking its swatch in the harmony folder, or by clicking its respective selector ring or swatch in the Harmony editor.

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