How to select web colors in Inkscape? I know that I can select the “>” at the bottom-right of the screen and select WebHex and then select one in the bar. But in that bar there are just a few colors. How to select a color that is not in the bar? is there a way to put the color in numbers?
For instance, if I have a square, I select it and I want to give it the color #666666
Answer
You need to use the Fill and Stroke
window. This gives you more control over assign color to a stroke (the “outline” of an object), the fill (the inside of it), and what the stroke looks like (thickness, dashed vs solid, etc)
- Select the object that you want to assign a color to.
- Click
Object > Fill and Stroke
Ctrl+Shift+F - On the
Fill
tab, change the color as needed.
Since you want to assign a specific hex color, enter it into the RGBA
box (don’t include the #
). Note that this is RGBA, not RGB–the extra two characters on the end represent opacity (ff being solid; 00 being fully transparent). So to assign #666666, you would want to enter #666666ff
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