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Inspiring
June 21, 2017
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Arranging Swatches and Selecting / Saving Multiple swatches

  • June 21, 2017
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Hi

In adobe illustrator it's possible to arrange swatches into folders - is there no way of doing this in Photoshop? Also how do i select multiple swatches in the Swatches Panel so that i can export them as a separate file.  Do i have to manually delete all of the other the swatches in the panel before I can do this?

Many thanks,

Paul.

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Correct answer barbara_a7746676

Photoshop does not have feature to group swatches. However, your most recently used swatches get added to the top row of the Swatches panel.

You don't need to delete swatches to export them as a separate file. You can use Preset Manager.

In the Preset Manager dialog box, select the colors you want to export. It may not be visible in the screen capture, but I've selected the 5th color in the first 4 rows.

Then click on Save Set.

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June 22, 2017

Photoshop does not have feature to group swatches. However, your most recently used swatches get added to the top row of the Swatches panel.

You don't need to delete swatches to export them as a separate file. You can use Preset Manager.

In the Preset Manager dialog box, select the colors you want to export. It may not be visible in the screen capture, but I've selected the 5th color in the first 4 rows.

Then click on Save Set.

Inspiring
June 22, 2017

Thanks Barbara, that's really useful.

Paul.