If you’re a Figma user, you may have noticed that changing colors can be a bit tricky. Figma allows you to add colors to your designs, but it’s not always intuitive how to do it. Fortunately, with a few simple steps, you can easily change colors in Figma and customize your designs.
The first step to changing colors in Figma is opening the color picker panel. This can be done by clicking on the “+” icon at the top right of the design interface and selecting “Color Picker.” Once open, you will see a range of color options as well as several pre-defined palettes. Here, you can select any of the pre-defined colors or create your own custom color with the color picker tool.
Once you have chosen your desired color, double click on the color swatch located next to it. This will open up an inspector window where you can adjust the hue, saturation and brightness of your chosen color. You can also add an alpha value (transparency) if desired.
If you would like to save your new color for future use, click on the “Create Color Swatch” button located at the bottom right of the inspector window. You will then be able to access this saved swatch from any document within Figma.
To summarize, changing colors in Figma is easy once you know how. All it takes is opening up the Color Picker panel, selecting your desired color (or creating one), adjusting its hue/saturation/brightness and finally saving it as a swatch if necessary.
Conclusion: Changing colors in Figma is easy once you understand how to use the Color Picker panel and inspector window. With these two tools at your disposal, you can create custom colors for any design element quickly and easily.