Manage Material by Color: From Brand-color Search to Same-tone Filtering and Designer Delivery
For brand colors, same-tone material, and visual-style organization, view dominant colors, use color search, combine color labels and list filters, and export results for designers.
For brand colors, same-tone material, and visual-style organization, view dominant colors, use color search, combine color labels and list filters, and export results for designers.
Color workflows are useful when visual style, brand color, or palette consistency matters.
1. Check Dominant Colors First
Select an image and view dominant colors in the detail panel. This helps you understand whether color search is appropriate.
2. Open Color Search
Use reverse image search and choose the global color strategy. Upload a reference image and let the app detect its main colors.
3. Control Which Colors Participate
Keep the colors that represent the desired style. Remove small decorative colors, text colors, or edge colors that may distort results.
4. Review Same-tone Results
Compare dominant color, proportion, and overall atmosphere first. Then check subject relevance.
5. Use Color Labels for Manual Marking
After finding useful same-tone material, apply color labels to preserve human judgment.
6. Filter Similar Material in the List
Use the file list filter toolbar to filter by color labels, rating, folder, or other conditions.
7. Collect and Export for Designers
Add candidates to a collection or export them directly. Export paths if designers need to find original files later.
Common Cases
- Results are led by the wrong color: remove irrelevant detected colors.
- Similar palette but wrong subject: combine color search with folder scope or filters.
- Need brand-color consistency: use both color search and manual color labels.