Tool Color Changer
Customize the appearance of your tool by changing the colors below:
CSS Output:
Tool Preview
Sample Tool
Tool Options
This is a preview of how your tool will look with the selected colors.
Another Panel
Notice how all elements reflect your color choices.
This includes headers, text, buttons, inputs, and borders.
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User Guide: Tool Color Changer
1. Introduction
The Tool Color Changer allows you to customize the appearance of any tool or application by modifying its color scheme. This guide explains how to use the tool to generate and apply new color themes.
2. How to Use the Tool
A. Accessing the Color Changer
Open the Tool Color Changer in a web browser.
You will see two main sections:
Controls Panel (left side) – For selecting colors
Preview Panel (right side) – Displays a live preview of your changes
B. Changing Colors
Select a Color Category (e.g., Primary, Background, Text)
Click the Color Picker (🎨) to choose a new color.
The Preview Panel updates instantly to show your changes.
C. Applying Your Theme
Click "Apply Colors" to generate CSS code.
Copy the CSS Output from the text box.
Paste it into your tool's stylesheet (CSS file) or JavaScript theme settings.
D. Resetting to Default
Click "Reset to Default" to revert all colors to the original theme.
3. Color Customization Options
Color Setting | Purpose | Default Value |
---|---|---|
Primary Color | Main buttons, headers | #4285f4 (Blue) |
Secondary Color | Secondary buttons, success states | #34a853 (Green) |
Background Color | Tool background | #ffffff (White) |
Text Color | Main text content | #333333 (Dark Gray) |
Accent Color | Highlights, warnings, errors | #ea4335 (Red) |
Border Color | Panel borders, dividers | #dddddd (Light Gray) |
4. Exporting & Using Your Theme
Option 1: CSS Variables (Recommended)
The tool generates CSS variables (e.g., --primary-color
). To use them:
Add this to your tool’s main CSS file:
:root {--primary-color: #your_color_here;--secondary-color: #your_color_here;/* ... other colors ... */}Replace hardcoded colors with variables:
.button {background-color: var(--primary-color);}
Option 2: Direct CSS Override
If your tool doesn’t support CSS variables, manually replace colors in its stylesheet with the generated values.
5. Tips for Best Results
6. Troubleshooting
❌ Changes Not Applying?
Clear your browser cache.
Ensure the CSS is properly linked.
❌ Colors Look Wrong?
Check for conflicting styles in your tool.
Verify CSS variable usage.
7. Need Help?
For support, contact: [Your Email/Support Link]
🎨 Happy Theming!
Customize your tool to match your brand or personal preference effortlessly!
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