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# Color

### Description

Color provides quick access to fill and stroke controls for selected layers. Preview adjustments in real time, sample colors from anywhere on screen, and apply changes with sliders or direct input.

### Tools

**Fill**\
Set or adjust the fill color of selected layers.

**Stroke**\
Set or adjust the stroke color of selected layers.

**Eyedropper**\
Sample color values from anywhere on screen. Works outside After Effects.

**Copy Color**\
Store selected layer color properties to clipboard.

**Paste Color**\
Apply copied color properties to selected layers.

**Swap**\
Exchange fill and stroke color values.

### Sliders

**Hue**\
Shift the color around the color wheel.

**Saturation**\
Adjust color intensity.

**Vibrance**\
Adjust perceived color intensity.

**Opacity**\
Control layer transparency.

**Stroke Width**\
Adjust stroke thickness.

### Palettes

Access saved color palettes directly from the Color panel. Palettes sync with the Motion Studio application and can be shared across workstations.

{% hint style="info" %}
Palettes can be managed in the Motion Studio app under Library > Color.
{% endhint %}


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