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# Main Theme Color

> **What You’ll Learn**
>
> * How to change the global background color for your store
> * Where this color appears across your site

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### 🎛 Access the Setting

1. From your Shopify Admin, go to **Online Store > Themes**
2. Click **Customize** next to your active Plain Jane theme
3. In the Theme Editor, click the **Theme Settings** icon (paintbrush)
4. Scroll to **Main Theme Color**

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### 🖼 Set Your Background Color

* Click the **Background Color** swatch to open the color picker
* Select any color or input a hex value manually (e.g. `#FFFFFF` for white)
* This background color is applied globally to your store, unless overridden by specific section or page settings

> 💡 Tip: Choose a background that complements your brand and offers good contrast with text for readability

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### **Need Help?**

* 💬 **Join our community on Discord:** <https://discord.gg/hcc2GvgZc6>
* 📧 **Email us at:** <support@openspaces.design>
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