Once you have selected any annotation tool or the text Edit tool, a sidebar on the right appears. There, you’ll see a set with default colors automatically selected by PDF Expert. Choose one of these colors or customize your own palette.
Click a color wheel near the fifth color of a palette and choose a color you like using one of these instruments:
To customize other colors in the palette of five, click the next color without closing the Color Customization window, then choose a new color. It’s also possible to change a color from the palette by right-clicking it and selecting ‘Change Color…’ You can repeat these actions for each color in your palette.
This palette can be used to quickly fill the small palette with your favorite colors, in any of your PDF files. Choose a color you like using one of the instruments described above and drag&drop it to the palette at the bottom. That’s it!
To return to the default color palette on the sidebar on the right, right-click one of the colors and select ‘Restore Default Colours.’ Please note that this action affects all the five colors of the palette.
To delete a color from the palette in the Colors Customization window, click somewhere in the upper frame of the window to make it active, then click the color and press the Delete key. It’s possible to delete colors from the palette one by one only for now. To undo this action, press Command Z (a shortcut that undoes the previous action).