Where you have an option of using custom colours in your Publisher Templates (window cards/brochures), Stationery Templates, Email Templates, and PropertyFile Configuration, you'll need to use the six-digit Hex code to define the colours of your branding.
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Capturing a Hex code
A Hex code is a hexadecimal way to represent a colour in RGB format by combining three values - the amounts of red, green and blue in a particular shade of colour.
Your agency will likely have brand guidelines which specify the colour codes used by your company. However, in the event they don't, Image Color Picker is a website which will help you to identify any colour code from a website or image.
- Click Use Your Image and either upload a picture from your computer or network, or, enter a Website Url
- Hover over the image and click an area to identify the colours you need from their source. The six-digit Hex code will update accordingly, i.e. #e37c76
Converting an RGB code to a Hex code
Your agency brand guidelines may have your colour codes in a different format known as RGB. RGB codes have three elements to them, separated by commas, i.e. RGB(37, 150, 190).
If you need to convert an RGB code to a Hex colour code, you can do so here.
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Creating and editing Email Templates
Creating a new stationery template
Creating and customising a brochure template for a property
Creating and customising a window card template for a property