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# Global Colors
### Access your site’s global colors
**To view your site’s global colors:**
From the Elementor Editor, go to **Site Settings**. The Site Settings panel opens.
The panel contains a list of global fonts. The canvas shows how the fonts will appear on screen.
### Edit your site’s global colors
**To edit the global colors:**
Under **Custom Colors**, hover over the color swatch..
* To delete the global color, click the delete icon (). You cannot delete any of the system colors.
* To reorder the the global colors, click the arrows icon ()
* To change the color, click the **swatch** ()) the [color picker](https://elementor.com/help/choose-color/) and choose a new color.
* Click **Save Changes**.
**To change the name of the global color:**
* Click the name of the global color.
* Enter the new name.
### Add a new global color
Click **Add Color.** A New Item box appears.
Enter a new name for the color.
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