How to Use Color Harmonies in CorelDRAW (Windows)

Learn how to use color harmonies in CorelDRAW to quickly and easily change the color scheme of an object or design file. A harmony links similar colors together based on hue so you can modify them together as a set - as you shift one color, the other colors in the harmony adjust accordingly. This allows you to preserve the tonal variation as you experiment with different color schemes to get just the right look for your project, and saves you the time and effort of changing each color individually.
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[@andulinointarzia]

Thanks, It was very useful :)

[@assadnujjoo]

Can you do a video on multi- colouring a blank vector along with their colour blend? What about a peacock for example? Unfortunately I can't show you pictures here what I mean...

[@Rajsinghvlog77]

Nice thanks

[@multipurposechannel4912]

nice video

[@54warrior]

The problem is that if a harmony or color style is applied to objects within a Powerclip, and then you copy/paste that Powerclip so you have another one, the color styles and harmonies do not "stick" to the objects within the second Powerclip.

[@tasyo10]

I was wondering what kind of files are editable? i tried photo and Jpeg and its not possible. Thank you so much

[@siddharthasadhukhan8172]

Vector Graphics