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Inspiring
June 18, 2013
Question

Globally change fill color of shapes?

  • June 18, 2013
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Is there a way to easily change the fill/stroke color of many shape layers at once?

5 replies

Participant
May 2, 2022

Add a control layer on the top of all the layers you want to tint with the color.

Add an effect called Change color. Choose the color you want to change and the color you want to substitute it with. 

It works nice!

Participating Frequently
June 19, 2013

You could create a tint effect and change the B & Wto whatever colour your choose then copy and paste it to each layer?

Inspiring
June 18, 2013

just select all the shape you want, or shape layers you want, and just double-click on the fill/stroke color box on the toolbar (tools), select a new color, press ok. That simple !

You can also change stroke width (by clicking on X px), or even fill/stroke type to gradient (by clicking on Fill or Stroke)

Inspiring
June 18, 2013

Hmmm, is this a CC thing? That doesn't seem to work on my Mac CS6.

Inspiring
June 19, 2013

just tested it under osx cs6, and win cs4. works nicely.

Community Expert
June 18, 2013

Create an animation preset? Have not tried it but it's worth a shot.

Todd_Kopriva
Inspiring
June 18, 2013

My first thought is to combine the shapes into one shape layer and group them, and then use the fill property for the group.

Inspiring
June 18, 2013

Yeah, but each one is already animated. I'll try Rick's idea of making a preset.

Andrew Yoole
Inspiring
June 18, 2013

Alternately, if it's something you need to change a lot, or animate, create a Collor Controller and pickwhip the fill colour of all the shape layers to that controller.