Use custom CMYK colors
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
- Click Add Colors.
- Type a hex color, the RGB color as it appears in your design.
- Type a CMYK value in C, M, Y, or K, from 0 to 100%.
- 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
- Open the collection list at the top of the subtab.
- Choose a collection.
Create a new collection
- Click … to open the menu.
- Click New Collection.
The new collection is empty and ready for mappings.
Rename a collection
- Click … to open the menu.
- Click Rename Collection.
- Type the new name.
- Click the check button.
Delete a collection
- Click … to open the menu.
- 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
- Click … to open the menu.
- Click Export Collection.
Your browser downloads the collection as a file.
Import a collection
- Click … to open the menu.
- 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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