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Different displays use different technologies to render color, which can lead to visual inconsistencies between the different devices, monitors, browsers, and applications. As a team grows, inconsistencies can also grow. With color management in Figma, you can: In Figma design, you can choose between two color profiles: sRGB and Display P3. sRGB is the most widely used color profile. It has been the standard for web for a long time, and is supported by almost all web browsers and displays. Display P3—also called P3—has more vibrant colors and represents 49% more visually distinct colors than sRGB. While not yet the standard for web and displays, it is growing in popularity. If you're building for iOS devices or retina screens, Display P3 is suited for those experiences. Note: The image above represents the range of colors of sRGB and Display P3 in the Hue, Saturation, Brightness (HSB) space. Learn more about color models → Saturation is represented on the radius, with less saturation t

Manage color profiles in design files - Figma Learn - Help Center Before you start Who can use this feature Available on all plans Available in Figma Design in the browser and on the desktop app Requires can edit permission to the file Different displays use different technologies to render color, which can lead to visual inconsistencies between the different devices, monitors, browsers, and applications. As a team grows, inconsistencies can also grow. With color management in Figma, you can: Maintain color consistency even if teammates have different displays Choose your preferred color profi

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