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# Change Color Scheme

Crest uses Divi 5 Design Variables to manage the main colors used throughout the website. This means you can update the color scheme from one central place instead of editing every section and module individually.

### Open the Variable Manager

1. Open any page on your Divi site..
2. Click Enable Visual Builder.
3. In the Divi Builder sidebar, click the Variable Manager icon.
4. Open the Colors section to view the color variables included with Crest.
5. Update the **Primary** and **Secondary Color** with your own.

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And that's it, this will replace all the colors across your site.


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