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Hope I can explain this correctly -
 

So I made a design in affinity a while back and wanted to use the exact same shade of vivid blue I had used in this old design.
 

So I start my new project and I use the colour pick tool to capture the vivid blue colour code from the old design, but when I paste it into the colour code on the new design it looks purple and muted.
 

Both the old and new designs are RGB8 what am I doing wrong? 
 

Hope someone can help, it's driving me crazy 🙂
 

Many thanks
Paul

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Which “colour pick tool” are you using.
There’s one on the Tools bar, there’s another in the Swatches Panel, one in the Colour Panel, and various others in various dialogs/pop-ups.

Also, from what I remember, you don’t “paste” anything with any of these tools so what are you doing, exactly?

If you can supply a full-screen video showing what you are doing and what you are doing it with/to then that would help.

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Also, do your old and new documents use the same color format and color profile?

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