KColor lets you quickly customize your color palette by adding or removing colors with ease. This is especially useful when you’re fine-tuning your scheme for visual balance, accessibility, or aesthetic harmony.
How to remove colors
To remove a color from your palette, simply click the 
trash icon on the color you want to delete.
You can also use the spinner in the top toolbar—clicking the 
down arrow will remove the last color in your current palette automatically.
How to add colors
To insert a new color between two existing swatches, click the 
button that appears between them. KColor will interpolate a new color based on the surrounding colors.
Alternatively, use the 
up arrow in the spinner to append a new color to the end of the palette.
Refine your palette flow
These features allow for quick experimentation and precise control over your palette’s structure. Whether you’re building a gradient, UI scheme, or a design system palette, it’s easy to adjust the number and arrangement of colors on the fly.
Use cases
Designers can remove excess colors for simplicity, or add more tones for detailed UI states, visualizations, or branding palettes. It’s especially useful when refining light/dark steps or creating balanced color transitions.
How to restore a previous version
Remember that you can always restore a previous version of your color palette through the 
History panel or by pressing ⌘ Z
Next steps
Start customizing your palette by removing colors you don’t need or inserting transitional tones that enhance flow and readability. KColor makes it fast and flexible to shape your ideal palette.
