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Chart Themes

Pick a Palette. Everything Matches.Dashboard color themes that recolor a tile’s bars, axis, grid and tooltip together.

Pick one of six palettes for a tile and its series colors, axis, grid lines, tooltip and title change together, with nobody typing a color code. Use Print for the pack that goes in front of a client, and five of the palettes switch to a matching dark set on their own.

  • Six palettes
  • Dark mode built in
  • A print set for clients
What you get

Charts That Look Right Without a Designer.

Everything Changes Together

Series colors, axis, grid lines, card fill, tooltip and title all move with the palette.

Ready for the Client Pack

The Print palette is the set for the pages that go in front of a client.

Dark Mode Handled

Five palettes carry their own dark set, swapped the moment dark mode switches on, without reloading.

Matches Your Workspace

Most of the default palette’s colors follow your workspace’s own primary color.

How it works

New Colors in Three Steps.

1

Open a Chart Tile

Any chart on your dashboard.

2

Pick a Palette

Adoptiv Default, Vivid, Pastel, Mono Blue, Mono Green or Print.

3

See It All Recolor

Series, axis, grid and tooltip change together, in light and dark mode.

The six palettes

A Palette for Every Audience.

Best for everyday boardsAdoptiv Default

Most of its colors follow your workspace’s primary color, and it re-skins itself in dark mode.

Best for a bolder or softer lookVivid and Pastel

Strong or gentle colors, each with its own dark set.

Best for one-color boardsMono Blue and Mono Green

Shades of a single color, each with its own dark set.

Best for client packsPrint

The set for the pages that go in front of a client.

What are dashboard color themes?

What Are Dashboard Color Themes, and What Do They Change?

Dashboard color themes are ready-made palettes that set every color on a chart at once. Instead of choosing a color for each series and hoping the axis and tooltip match, you pick one dashboard color palette and the whole tile follows.

Adoptiv has six: Adoptiv Default, Vivid, Pastel, Mono Blue, Mono Green and Print. Each sets the series colors, axis, grid lines, card fill, tooltip and title, plus the fill inside a donut, the outline between treemap tiles and the funnel accent. Mono Blue and Mono Green give monochrome charts; Print gives print-friendly charts for the client pack.

Five of the six carry a separate dark set, swapped the moment dark mode switches on, without reloading, so a dark mode dashboard stays readable. The default palette works differently: most of its chart colors follow your workspace’s own primary color and re-skin themselves for dark mode.

A palette holds eight colors, and a ninth series starts again from the first. Palettes are pinned per tile on your dashboards, and a tile can bypass its palette with a fixed list, a color per series, or green and red by sign. To color only the bars that break a rule, use conditional formatting.

FAQ

Chart Themes Questions, Answered.

What are dashboard color themes?

Ready-made palettes that set every color on a chart at once: the series, axis, grid, tooltip and title. Adoptiv has six: Adoptiv Default, Vivid, Pastel, Mono Blue, Mono Green and Print.

Can I set one palette for a whole dashboard?

Not in one go. A palette is pinned to each tile, so to dress a whole board, pin it on each tile.

Can I make my own palette?

No. Adoptiv manages the palette list, and your team picks from it for any tile. A tile can also bypass the palette with a fixed color list, a color per series, or green and red by sign.

How many colors does a palette have?

Eight. A chart with a ninth series starts the colors again, so two series would share one.

Do palettes work in dark mode?

Yes. Five palettes carry their own dark set, and the default palette re-skins itself, so charts stay readable when dark mode is on.

Can a chart show gains in green and losses in red?

Yes. A tile can bypass its palette to color values green or red by sign.

Palette vs conditional formatting: what’s the difference?

A palette sets every color on a tile by default. Conditional formatting overrides the color only for the bars or cells that break a rule.

Which color palette for charts is best for print?

Print. It’s the set made for the pack that goes in front of a client.

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