Custom colors live in collections on the Colors subtab of the Export tab. Each collection maps specific RGB colors to the exact CMYK values you choose. Creating a collection requires Print for Figma Pro. To use a collection in an export, see Use custom colors.

Map a color to CMYK

  1. Click Add Colors.
  2. Type a hex color, the RGB color as it appears in your design.
  3. Type a CMYK value in C, M, Y, or K, from 0 to 100%.
  4. Type the other values the color needs.

Each row maps one RGB color to one CMYK color. Click + to add another mapping.

Edit a mapping

To change what a color becomes, click a cell in its row and type a new value. You can change the hex color, or the C, M, Y, and K values.

Remove a mapping

Click − next to a row to remove that mapping. It's removed right away.

Manage collections

Pick a collection from the dropdown at the top of the subtab. Click … next to it to rename, export, delete, or import a collection, or to make a new one.

Collections aren't saved in your Figma file. Use Export Collection and Import Collection to move a collection to another computer or share it with a teammate.

Switch collections

  1. Open the collection list at the top of the subtab.
  2. Choose a collection.

Create a new collection

  1. Click … to open the menu.
  2. Click New Collection.

The new collection is empty and ready for mappings.

Rename a collection

  1. Click … to open the menu.
  2. Click Rename Collection.
  3. Type the new name.
  4. Click the check button.

Delete a collection

  1. Click … to open the menu.
  2. Click Delete Collection.

The collection is deleted right away, so export it first if you might want it back.

Share a collection

Export a collection to a file, then import it on another computer or send it to a teammate.

Export a collection

  1. Click … to open the menu.
  2. Click Export Collection.

Your browser downloads the collection as a file.

Import a collection

  1. Click … to open the menu.
  2. Click Import Collection.

Choose a file made with Export Collection, and the collection is added to your list. If the file isn't a Print for Figma color collection, you'll see an Import failed message that explains why.

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