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how to use the eyedropper in canva
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canva's eyedropper lets you match any colour on your screen exactly - but it's hidden a couple of clicks deep, so most people think it's gone. here's exactly where it lives and how to use it.
short answer
select the element, click its colour tile, then click the rainbow circle in the colour panel and choose the eyedropper icon. now clicking anywhere on your design picks up that exact colour.
or do it yourself
- 1select the element you want to colour, then click its colour tile in the top toolbar.
- 2in the colour panel, click the rainbow circle to add a new colour.
- 3click the eyedropper (pipette) icon.
- 4click anywhere on your design to grab that exact colour.
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downloadcommon questions
where did the canva eyedropper go?
it's inside the colour picker - open a colour tile, click the rainbow '+' to add a colour, and the eyedropper is there.
can i eyedrop a color from an uploaded image?
yes - as long as the image is on your canvas, the eyedropper can sample any pixel of it.
where is the eyedropper tool in canva?
it isn't in the toolbar - it's inside the colour picker. select an element, click its colour tile, then click the rainbow circle to add a new colour, and the eyedropper (pipette) icon appears there.