Is there a way to mass change the colour of a SHAPE tool in the timeline?

@raymondocampo  Hi, there is a workaround that saves a *bit* of time. Basically, with Effect Controls open, park the blue playhead on the shape whose color you want to emulate/match, then (without moving the playhead) click on the shape whose color you want to change (the order seems counterintuitive, but it's crucial).  The Effect Controls will now be controlling the clip you selected (and that you want to change), but the Program Monitor will still be showing the shape whose color you want. So you can now use the eyedropper in the Effects Control to grab the color from the Program Monitor.  Take a look at the included screengrabs (in this example, changing a yellow stroke to a teal stroke).

Hi Raymondo,

You can easily change the color of multiple shape layers in your timeline by following these steps:

1. Select the First Graphic:
   • Click on the graphic in your timeline that you want to change first.
2. Open Lumetri Color:
   • Go to Window > Lumetri Color to open the Lumetri Color panel.
3. Adjust Hue:
   • Scroll down to the Hue Saturation Curves section and check the Hue vs Hue option.
   • Use the Eyedropper tool to select the color in the Program Monitor that you want to change.
   • This action will add three control points to the curve.
   • Click the center point and drag it up or down to shift the color to your desired hue.
4. Adjust Luminance if Needed:
   • If you need to adjust the brightness of the color, you can also use the Hue vs Luma curve in the same way.
5. Copy the Lumetri Effect:
   • In the Essential Graphics panel, right-click the Lumetri effect you just applied and choose Copy.
6. Apply the Effect to All Graphics:
   • Select all the graphic layers in your timeline where you want the color change applied.
   • Right-click and Paste the Lumetri Color effect.

For more detailed information on using Hue Saturation Curves, check out this Adobe Help page.

Cheers,
Paul