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# Colour Layers

You can apply colours to layers and folders using a **colour picker, hex code, or preset palette**. Colouring layers is useful for:

* Defining key zones within your measurement diagram
* Helping you visualise spaces more clearly
* Aligning your measurements with your brand

#### How to Change Layer Colours

1. Tap **Layers** to display a list of your measurement’s layers.
2. Tap the **Layers icon** to the left of the layer name, or tap the **three dots** above the eye icon.
3. Choose a colour:
   * Select from the grid of preset options
   * Enter a hex code
   * Use the sliding scale and drag-based picker
4. Tap **Apply Colour** when you’re happy with your choice.
5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for each additional Layer.
6. Tap the **X** in the top-right corner to exit Layers and return to the canvas.

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