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Does ArcGIS Pro provide color ramps choices for layer symbology?

Last Published: December 30, 2020

Answer

Color ramps are called color schemes in ArcGIS Pro. A color scheme provides a range of related colors containing at least two colors; the transition between pairs of colors can be either a continuous gradient or a discrete boundary with no blending from one color to another. Refer to Color schemes for more information. To use and customize a color scheme, open the Color Scheme Editor pane to manually change the scheme color, transparency, and position.
  1. In ArcGIS Pro, right-click the layer, and click Symbology.
  2. In the Symbology pane, under Primary symbology, select the desired symbol type.
  3. Click the drop-down arrow for Color scheme, and click Format color scheme.
Image of the Symbology pane.
  1. In the Color Scheme Editor pane, set theĀ Color, Transparency, and Position settingsĀ as desired, and click OK.
Image of the Color Scheme Editor pane.

Article ID:000024778

Software:
  • ArcGIS Pro 2 7 x
  • ArcGIS Pro 2 x

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