#COLORSLURP ANDROID#
XML Color Resource for use in Android development.HTML Export a webpage with the palette's colors.Swift SwiftUI Color Export a palette for use in SwiftUI.Swift NSColor Export a palette for use in Cocoa.
Swift UIColor Export a palette for use in UIKIt. Wallpaper Create an iPhone wallpaper to showcase your palette!. png An image of the palette's colors with their names Plain Text Plain text output of each color's hex and rgb values. ColorSlurp Collection ColorSlurp's native format (.cscollection). This is the list of available export formats: You'll see a like preview of what the export will look like, and you can even select and copy the text directly from the preview so you don't have to export it as a file! You can then choose which format to export your palette as in the dropdown. To export a palette, click the three dots in the palette editor and choose export, or right-click on the palette and choose export. Double-click on a color to edit and rename it, or select colors to drag and drop or delete them: Exporting palettesĬolorSlurp lets you export palettes to different file types or languages, including JSON, CSS, PDF, ASE, and more! From there you can organize and edit the colors in the palette. Editing a Palettes ColorsĬlicking anywhere on a palette will open the palette editor. The individual colors of each palette can also be reordered by dragging and dropping, or dragged to other palettes. Right-clicking on a palette will give you the option to rename, duplicate, edit, or export it. You can reorder palettes by clicking and dragging the arrow button on each palette. View the palette tab by clicking the icon in ColorSlurp's toolbar: The palettes tab is where you can name, reorder and edit colors and palettes. 
You can sync your palettes with iCloud across Mac and iOS, and export them to different file types or languages! Editing Palettes Save colors into color palettes to name and organize them.
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