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# Setting Theme Color

Your bot needs to match the theme of your website! Every website has a different colour palette.

1. Log in to the [Dashboard](https://orimon.ai/login) -> navigate to the overview page of the bot that you want to change.
2. Go to Bot Appearance -> Bot Design Settings, and look for the "Theme Color" section and click on it to edit.
3. In the "Theme Color" section, you will see options to customize the primary and secondary colors for your bot's chat. Select the primary color that you want for your bot's header by either using the color picker or by entering the hexadecimal code for the color. This will be the main color for your bot's chat.
4. Next, select the secondary color that you want for your bot's chat. This color will be used for special cases such as showing a button or highlighting an item in a form. You can choose the secondary color in the same way as the primary color.
5. Once you have made your selections, click the "Save Changes" button to apply them.

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That's it! You have successfully set up the theme color for your bot's chat. You can now preview the changes and make additional adjustments as needed.

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