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# Color scheme

### How to set the color scheme of your app?

You can define how your app looks by setting a custom color scheme. This controls the colors used in the header, footer, buttons, icons, and other interactive elements.

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**Step 1: Open the color scheme settings**

* Go to the [**Theme screen**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/theme) from the Design section in the side menu
* Click on the Color scheme button at the top of the screen

**Step 2: Choose how to configure colors**

* "Your app colors" option lets you manually select and apply your own brand colors
* "Preset colors" option provides a set of ready-made combinations you can instantly use
* "Get my website’s colors" option allows you to extract and apply colors from your connected website

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Click "Retry" to fetch a new set of colors from your website using the "Get my website’s colors" feature.
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**Step 3: Set each color in your palette**

* Base color defines the main color used across the header, bottom bar, and background elements
* Contrast color is used for text and icons that appear on top of the base-colored areas
* Selection color is applied to selected items like tabs, active icons, and highlights
* Highlight color is used for call-to-action buttons and other accent elements between the header and footer

**Step 4: Save or reset your selection**

* Click Done to save your selected colors
* Click "Reset" to revert all changes
* Click Cancel to discard changes and exit

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Preview the design on the demo app or the [**Preview emulator.** ](/app/preview.md)
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