There is a very noticeable difference between designing XD, and then seeing those colors live in the browser. It's frustrating to have to tell developers to change all the colors because it doesn't look anything like what was shown in XD.

I just ran into this copying a color hex value from Photoshop into XD and seeing something very different. Definitely needs to be addressed for for visual designs to be rendered consistently between Adobe applications.

I noticed very early that my XD colours were nuts oversaturated compared to the live prototype on my iPhone. What on screen looks like a red hot orange comes off brown on my iPhone. I don't actually mind the color rendition on the iPhone, what I mind is not being able to trust what I see in XD. At first I thought it was my new monitor, since every time I tried to change the color profile in OS X prefs, XD would change for a second or two, then jump right back to the hyper-saturated look. Then I took a screen shot, jumped into Photoshop, and realised that wasn't happening there. So it's an XD thing. At least make XD respect the system-set color profile if you're not ready to include color profiles in XD.

big issue with the color palete on XD we need to do an extra job in photoshop to get the right color t.

XD is a great tool to design, but color profiles is a big issue. Please fix it, make it just like it will be look like in a browser.

Yes unfortunately you have to design in Photoshop first for the right colors as a preview :( ...... . In Sketch they worked it out, you can choose between sRGB and P3. Come on Adobe solve it!

yes, its very important to have color profiles. at least XD should work in standard sRGB. its nearly impossible to make a good design, because pictures look so different.

Please fix this. Like others have said, it's difficult to even consider this as a design tool when it can't even meet the basic expectations of a design tool. Given the increasing competition, I find it hard to believe that it's taking so long to do this. Googling this problem brought up other posts from 2016.

Even using images from CC libraries results in the same colour profile problems.

Would be nice for a feature to respect images color profiles, embedded photos are way too oversaturated.

When this problem isn't settled, it's difficult to use XD as a design tool.
The color is too distant from the data made at Photoshop and Illustrator.

hello? Any suggestions?

Please to add a color management option like at Ai or Ps! We use at work wide gamut Eizo monitors (professional graphic monitorfor many purposes) and all colors are to much saturate, it would be great to see colors at srgb.

Please add the Feature to make our designs look like they should...
Its realy frustrating.

Hello! The problem with the brightness in application https://yadi.sk/i/Ttrl9gIZ3RUn23 Colors too bright and not the same as the source file. How to change a color profile is unknown Please please help.

Of course, I tried another image, I have the same problem

new image https://yadi.sk/i/EgPdrmBR3RUizT the problem remained (

On another Mac, no problem - https://yadi.sk/i/EgPdrmBR3RUizT

Version https://yadi.sk/i/T60O6AJ93RWysK

Would you mind adding your vote to one of the preexisting requests? I think this might be the highest ranking one - https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007-adobe-xd-feature-requests/suggestions/17480899-color-managed-application . More votes, earlier it gets addressed. :)

Colour management

Final designs will be included in design manuals. As such the pdf export from XD provides high quality vector assets. Missing hovever is embedded ICC data.

This means that for the unaware designer colours will shift when included in design manuals or other non sRGB contexts. This seem to be an oversight as the sRGB colour profile is embeded in png files exported for "design".

Working on a MacBook Pro with touchbar, I'm seeing huge color differences between Photoshop 2018 and Adobe XD 1.0. It has to do with the wide gamut display of the mac. On my older MacBook (Late 2013) I don't have the problem. Is there anyway to fix this?

Agreed. Please add this feature.

Really frustrating issue.. huge color differences between what you design and what you end up exporting..

Hi, i have the same trouble with saturated colors like this guy: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2257773. Its absolutely frustrating! Is there a possibility to export without separated colors?