Colorways

You've probably auditioned fabric on your design wall, swapping one print for another to see how a block reads in different colors. Colorways give you that same exploration on screen, without pulling a single bolt.

The colorway strip

The colorway strip appears at the bottom of the Block Editor. It has two parts:

• Hue offset slider — Drag to rotate the hue of every fill in your block at once. The canvas updates live as you drag.
• 12-segment hue preview bar — Shows your block's color scheme at twelve evenly spaced hue offsets, so you can spot promising colorways at a glance.

The effect is non-destructive. Release the slider and your original colors remain intact.

How colorways preserve tone

Hue rotation isn't just spinning a color wheel. BloqLoft preserves the tonal relationships between your fills. Darks stay dark, lights stay light, and the contrast structure of your design remains intact. A colorway always looks intentional, not like a filter gone wrong.

Saving a colorway

When you find a colorway you like, tap Add to My Blocks to save it as a separate copy of your block with the shifted colors baked in. The original block stays unchanged. This lets you keep multiple color versions side by side in your block library.