Color Puck

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Use the Color Puck to mix and [create new colors.

Check out this video on Autodesk SketchBook: Color Puck [YouTube]

The Color Puck in SketchBook Pro Desktop

If the puck is not visible, to access it, select Window > Color Puck.

Color Puck opened

Drag within the puck to change luminance and saturation. See How to create custom colors. To change the hue, tap the center of the puck. This opens the Color Wheel and Color Picker. It also provides access to Transparent Color, as well as the Color and Gradient (if Flood Fill is selected) palettes.

The Color Puck in SketchBook Pro Mobile

SketchBook Pro Mobile doesn't have a separate color and brush puck, but has the Double Puck, which has combined them.

Check out this video on Autodesk SketchBook Pro Mobile Devices : Double Puck [YouTube]

To access the Double Puck:

Double Puck

  1. Brush size and opacity
  2. Current brush
  3. Current color

Use the lower half to change the saturation and luminance/brightness of a color. Drag within this area. See How to create custom colors. Tap the center of the bottom section to access the Color Editor and change hue, luminance, and saturation.

The Color Puck in SketchBook Pro Windows 10

The Color Puck is open by default; however, if it is not visible, in the toolbar, select UI Toggle in SketchBook Pro Windows tablet UI Toggle > Color Editor to display it.

If the Color Editor is already visible, then tap the Puck icon ( Switching back to the Color Puck) in its top left corner to swap from the Color Editor to the Color Puck.

The Color Puck in SketchBook Pro Windows 10