> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.coraye.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.coraye.com/colors-tables/export-to-adobe-photoshop.md).

# Export to Adobe Photoshop

### 1. Import your table

The first thing to do is to drag and drop your color table in Coraye or to perform a file / Open to select your color table.

Coraye is compatible with .cxf, .aco, .acb, .ase, .csv, etc ...

### 2. Export the table in Adobe Photoshop format

{% hint style="info" %}
Photoshop is compatible with the Adobe Color Table .aco format
{% endhint %}

In the Coraye software, select your color table in the left column, then right click to select "**Export**"

![](/files/-M_tA5qenmkF2hTZGX2e)

A new window appears \
Select the ".aco Photoshop" icon

![](/files/-M_uUDCbfKIIGhJTgVAY)

Give a name before saving your file (for example: My Color Table.aco)

![](/files/-LlVyM3He8rGGEgUf0vX)

### 3. Import into Photoshop

{% hint style="info" %}
Photoshop supports **.aco** format to import colors in its swatches book.
{% endhint %}

Open Photoshop.\
From the **Windows** tab select **Swatches**

![](/files/-LlaQgVZkXZ8-JoGclFK)

View the dropdown menu on the Swatches palette by clicking on the arrow pointing down on the top-right corner of the palette window.\
Select **Load Swatches** from the dropdown menu.

![](/files/-LlaQlBmYwCXaM8fMhlE)

Select your Color Table (.aco) then click on the **Load** button.

![](/files/-LlaQpWVAuJpKD4lqNwY)

Colors from you Color Table will be add into the current Swatches.

![](/files/-LlaRRQwvtkykco4wW2I)

Now, new colors are ready to be used in your drawing.