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Save unlimited custom colors for Flaticon icons, free. Apply them in one click and auto-track your color history. My Palette for Flaticon helps you save, organize, and reuse custom colors while editing icons on Flaticon. Save unlimited colors to your personal palette and apply them to icons with one click. Your palette appears directly inside Flaticon’s icon editor and is also available through a floating panel and the extension toolbar. The extension automatically records every color you apply or select using Flaticon’s color picker, making it easy to find and reuse previous colors. Key features: • Save unlimited custom colors • Apply saved colors to Flaticon icons with one click • Automatically track color history • Name, reorder, copy, and delete colors • Access your palette without leaving Flaticon • Import and export your palette as JSON • Enable or disable the floating palette button • No account, advertising, analytics, or subscription All palette data is stored locally in your browser. Palette colors and settings can sync through Chrome Sync when enabled. No data is sent to an external server. My Palette for Flaticon is free, open source, and designed for users who regularly recolor icons and want a faster way to maintain consistent brand colors. This extension is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Flaticon or Freepik Company.
Sep 4, 2026
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