The Colour schemes view sits in the Explorer's Library section, beside the Image gallery, and holds the custom colour schemes you have built. It is where your colour schemes live between diagrams, so a palette you crafted once is ready to reuse everywhere.
Your colour scheme library
Each saved colour scheme shows as a swatch preview with its name, so you can recognise it at a glance, plus a New colour scheme card to start another. If you have not built any yet, the view simply says so and offers that New colour scheme card.
Each colour scheme carries three actions:
- Edit opens it in the colour scheme builder to tweak its colours.
- Duplicate creates a copy as a starting point for a variation.
- Delete removes it. Any diagram still using a deleted colour scheme falls back to the default colour scheme, and the removal cannot be undone.
Where colour schemes get used
Saved colour schemes appear alongside the built-in ones wherever you pick a colour scheme, so applying your own palette to a diagram is no different from choosing a built-in. See Colour Schemes for applying them, and Custom Colour Schemes for building one in the first place.
Duplicate a colour scheme before a big change rather than editing in place, so you keep the original as a fallback while you experiment with the copy.
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