Get a full rundown of the colors you're using in your Sketch document.
- Download the latest release of the plugin
- Un-zip
- Double-click on palette-cleanser.sketchplugin
To build your document palette, you can:
- Find 🎨 Palette Cleanser in the Sketch Plugins menu and select "Build Palette"
- Press
⇧⌘P(Shift-Command-P) on your keyboard
Either option will generate a new artboard called "🎨 Palette Cleanser" on the first page of your Sketch document (please don't change the artboard name). This artboard will show all the colors used in your current document, separated into 2 columns:
- Layer Style Colors are colors you've used from a defined Layer Style in your document or a Sketch library. For each color, you'll see:
- A swatch of the color
- The Layer Style names where the color appears
- The color's hex value and opacity
- How many times the color is used in your document
- Unique Colors are colors in your document that are not from a Layer Style. For each of these colors, you'll see:
- A swatch of the color
- The color's hex value and opacity
- How many times the color is used in your document
Once you've built your palette, Palette Cleanser will automatically update the palette artboard when:
- any color is changed, added, or removed from your document
- a layer is added, removed, or shifted,
- a shared style is applied, created, or renamed
If your document colors get out of sync with Palette Cleanser, you can always run "Build Palette" again.
To remove the Palette Cleanser artboard, you can:
- Select "Remove Palette" from the 🎨Palette Cleanser in the Plugins menu
- Press
⌥⌘P(Option-Command-P) on your keyboard
Open a Github issue or a pull request - feedback and improvements are always appreciated.
This plugin was created using skpm. For a detailed explanation on how things work, checkout the skpm Readme.