> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.thunkable.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.thunkable.com/ai/app-design/color-schema.md).

# Color Schema

Color Schemas allow you to quickly apply a coordinated color palette to your project. Selecting a schema updates the primary colors used throughout your app interface, helping you maintain a consistent visual style without manually configuring individual components.

#### How to Apply a Color Schema

1. Open your project in **Thunkable AI**.
2. Click on **Theme**.
3. Browse the available palettes.
4. Click on a palette to apply it to your project.

The change is applied immediately and can be previewed in the **Preview** panel.

#### Available Schemas

Each schema provides a curated set of colors designed for different visual styles:

* **Base** – A neutral palette suitable for most applications.
* **Ocean Blue** – Cool blues for a calm, modern interface.
* **Forest** – Greens inspired by natural tones.
* **Sunset** – Warm oranges and browns for vibrant designs.
* **Earthy Tones** – Soft natural colors with a grounded feel.
* **Coral Sunset** – Coral and teal accents paired with dark neutrals.
* **Electric Magenta** – High-contrast magenta and deep purple for bold designs.
* **Monochrome** – Minimalist black, white, and grey palette.

#### Notes

* Applying a new schema updates the project's theme colors but does not change existing custom styles you have manually applied to components.
* You can switch schemas at any time to experiment with different looks.


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