# The basics

### What do we have here?

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1. Load built-in palettes or saved palettes
2. Save the current palette
3. More button
4. Edit button. We got here by tapping on the selected color one more time
5. Add the current color to the palette

Pixquare palettes can have up to 255 colors for indexed mode and unlimited colors for RGBA mode

### Reorder colors

We can reorder colors within the palette by long-pressing on a color and then dragging it to the new position.

{% hint style="info" %}
When we reorder colors in [indexed mode](https://docs.pixquare.art/misc/color-modes#indexed), we'll have the option to remap the canvas indices to keep the colors the same on the canvas
{% endhint %}


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