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Baldur_Helgason
March 29, 2022

Creating gradients based on color styles

  • March 29, 2022
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Is there any way to use a “Color Style” in a gradient? I know I can make a “Color Style” that is a gradient, but I want to create a solid color that can be used both in solid fills and gradient fills.

34 replies

August 22, 2024

This is solved! I don’t know when this feature was added, but here’s how to do it:

Ian_Grossberg
November 11, 2024

If I understand correctly this is a different issue @rio. Of course please correct me, Rio or anyone else!

Being able to have a gradient defined as a color style in your library has been fixed as you demonstrated. However this thread is about being able to use color styles from one’s library as the gradient’s stops, ie: each of the specific colors within a gradient. Even though the color picker for a gradient stop does have a “Library” tab none of my and other folks’ color styles show up in it.

Somehow Material plugin created colors under a section called “Scheme” do show up, does anyone know where these come from?

Flora_Evista
November 26, 2024

For creating Gradients based on color styles you can choose Gradient Color Generator Tool, that is absolutely free to use.

Renata_Nydrlova
December 9, 2024

+1 Please do it. Recoloring becomes a breeze.