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Youri5E76
Inspiring
April 1, 2025
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Where did Adobe Color go?

I'm simply lost... I'd like to make a color scheme for my kids bedroom, but I can't find the functionality in Adobe Express.. 

 

Please forgive me the random use of tags.. I'm not sure which one actually fits..

    Amitej S
    Amitej SCorrect answer
    Community Manager
    July 1, 2025

    Resources state it was moved into Express. I cannot find it. It is very frustrating. It was so very helfpul.

     


    Hi all, You can access Adobe color here: https://adobe.ly/3I9f9xR

    Let us know if this is what you're looking for. Also, any color theme created here can be fetched to Adobe Express, for more details refer this article.

     

    Hope this helps!

     

    Best,

    Amitej

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    lunar_2887
    Participant
    November 18, 2025

    Adobe Color hasn’t gone anywhere it's now integrated into Adobe Creative Cloud for easier access. You can still use it to create and explore color themes. Meanwhile, if you're looking for fun coloring content, check out these cute hello kitty coloring pages.

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    Youri5E76Author
    Inspiring
    April 1, 2025

    I have found the selection of color scheme's, but that is not what I'm looking for. I'd like to input one colour and then use the generator to look for matching colours. 

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    Tarun Saini
    Community Manager
    Tarun SainiCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    April 1, 2025

    Hi @Youri5E76,

     

    Thanks for reaching out! Are you referring to the step where you change the background color, use the eyedropper tool to select a color from your image, and then see the matching color appear under the custom tab? Please check the screenshot below.

     

    Let us know if that helps.

     

    Regards,

    Tarun

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      Youri5E76Author
      Inspiring
      April 1, 2025

      Not at all. I'm looking for the previous Adobe Color functionality where I could enter a color code and then select a colour harmony (analogue, monochrome, complementary etc.) to create a scheme. Best explained by the image of Adobe Color I suppose: 

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