Shifting colors


    You can change a selected color in the color table to any other RGB color value. When you regenerate the optimized image, the selected color changes to the new color wherever it appears in the image.

To shift a color:

  1. Double-click the color in the color table to display the default color picker.
  2. Select a color.
  3. The original color appears at the upper left of the color swatch and the new color at the lower right. The small square at the lower right of the color swatch indicates that the color is locked. If you shift to a Web-safe color, a small white diamond appears at the center of the swatch.

To revert shifted colors to their original colors:

    Do one of the following:

    • Double-click the swatch for the shifted color. The original color is selected in the color picker. Click OK to restore the color.
    • To revert all shifted colors in a color table (including Web-shifted colors), choose Unshift All Colors from the Color Table palette menu.


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