Hi James thanks for posting in the community. Currently custom colors are not available in Lucidspark; our development team has prioritized creating features that allow fast easy and simple brainstorming with less time spent fine-tuning styles or formatting. However I certainly understand that sometimes there are needs for specific colors and styles apart from the ones that Lucidspark provides. In this case we would love to hear more about your specific use case and need for this feature in our product feedback space. Ideas discussed here are passed directly onto our development team who highly values user feedback when prioritizing improvements to the product. I apologize for any inconvenience this causes!

As a workaround you might find it helpful to use the "Export to Lucidchart" function. This allows you to take your sticky notes and other content created in Lucidspark and export them to Lucidspark's sister product Lucidchart where you can edit your shapes with a wider range of precise editing tools. This includes Lucidchart's color picker with which you can manually select any color or enter a hex color code. For more information on this take a look at our Import from and Export to Lucidchart article and post any additional questions below. 

Hi Everyone! Jumping in here with an exciting update: Lucidspark now supports custom colors for all objects. To edit the color of an object in Lucidspark, first select the object then the color icon on the tool ribbon.

To add a custom color, select the plus icon at the bottom of the color options menu.

Please let us know if you have any questions on this feature!

Love this update!

Quick question about the feature: how do I remove custom colors from my palette?

I was playing around with different custom colors, and now I have two almost identical colors in my custom colors, and I just need one.

Thanks for your help!

@jbeckA2U Thanks for your post! Unfortunately, there is not a simple way to remove a custom color from your color palate. If the color is not in use anywhere in the document, the page can be reloaded and the color should be removed automatically from your color palate.

We’re very interested in your feedback and committed to continually improving our products. If you’re willing to share, we’d love to hear more details about your use case or what you’d like to see in this experience within this thread. Someone has already submitted this idea to the community, so feel free to add your thoughts to the thread and upvote the idea!

Finally, for more information on how Lucid manages feedback via this community, take a look at this post: