Export as tokens
The JSON file format is ideal for design tokens because it can be easily handled.
You can export every color shade (including the source color) to a JSON file on your computer. This file includes every color space value to enable a large gamut of handling.
The export file follows this model:
{
"themeName": {
"sourceColorName": {
"stopName": {
"rgb": {
"r": 196,
"g": 187,
"b": 255
},
"gl": {
"r": 0.769,
"g": 0.733,
"b": 1
},
"lch": {
"l": 78,
"c": 36,
"h": 297
},
"oklch": {
"l": 0.823,
"c": 0.095,
"h": 290
},
"lab": {
"l": 78,
"a": 17,
"b": -33
},
"oklab": {
"l": 0.823,
"a": 0.033,
"b": -0.089
},
"hsl": {
"h": 247,
"s": 100,
"l": 86
},
"hsluv": {
"h": 270,
"s": 99,
"l": 78
},
"hex": "#ffeeee",
"description": "Shade color with 80.2% of lightness",
"type": "color shade"
},
...
"type": "color"
},
...
"type": "color theme"
},
...
"type": "color palette"
}
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