Publish and synchronize a color palette
Learn how to publish and synchronize a color palette for seamless integration across design tools supported by UI Color Palette, and to hunt shared palettes.
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Learn how to publish and synchronize a color palette for seamless integration across design tools supported by UI Color Palette, and to hunt shared palettes.
If the palette is yours, you can:
Publish: It makes it enter a lifecycle. If an update is detected, you can publish a new version
Unpublish: Remove it from the remote to make it local. The other instances will lose the link with the master and must be detached to remove the remote flag
Revert: Roll it back to the Master
Synchronize: Update it from the last version on the remote
Detach: Remove the link with the Master and make it local
Share with the community: The palette can be added by other members of UI Color Palette
You can go to Library then My palettes. This list gathers all the live palettes you have published. From this list, you can:
Unpublish: Remove the Master palette from the remote. This action is irreversible
Share with the community or Remove from the community: You allow other users to add your palette to their files
Add to file: A palette instance is pushed to the document. It can be updated and republished later
Search palettes…: Quickly go to a palette that is precisely known
You can use a UI color palette across Sketch, Figma, and Penpot. Palettes created in Sketch are compatible with Figma, and those made in Figma can be used in Penpot.
You can go to Library, then Community, to retrieve a list of shared palettes provided by UI Color Palette Users. These palettes keep a link to their Master and can be synchronized if the user publishes a new version. You must click Synchronize palette to check the status.
From the list, you can:
Add to local: A palette instance is pushed to the document, and it can be updated, but cannot be republished later
Glance palette: A quick look at a palette's properties, where you can add it to your starred or local
Search palettes…: Quickly go to a specific palette or a group of palettes
You can go to Library, then Organization, to retrieve a list of palettes inspired by well-known organizations such as Adobe, Microsoft, Radix, Tailwind, etc.
From the list, you can:
Add to local: A palette instance is pushed to the document, and it can be updated, but cannot be republished later
Glance palette: A quick look at a palette's properties, where you can add it to your starred or local
Search palettes…: Quickly go to a specific palette or a group of palettes
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