Preserve Names When Adding Color to Swatches From Library
If you add a color to Swatches from a Library, the name of the color is lost and defaults to the RGB or CMYK values. It would be nice if those names were preserved.
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Philip Byrne commented
Illustrator version 28.5, Mac
Swatches with custom names were added to Libraries. Now, when adding them to swatches in a new document, they are not retaining their custom names but are reverting to their CMYK values.
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Ryan Thompson commented
It's important to clearly label color palette swatches for hand-off. It's especially important for CMYK production files. At present, a user would need to name the swatch twice. Once in the document swatch library and a second time when the swatch is added to a CC Library. An additional concern is that by default the CC Library saves the color as a HEX value even if the open document is in CMYK color mode.