Get Started with Looker
- Looker’s Different Sections
- Personalizing Looker
  - Your User Account
- Keyboard Shortcuts
  - Keyboard Shortcuts in Looker
- Video Tutorials

Latest Features
- Updates for General Users
  - What’s New for Browsing and Exploring
- Full Release Notes

Find and Organize Content
- Finding and Viewing Content
- Organizing Content
  - Organizing with Spaces
- For Developers and Admins
  - Deleted and Unused Content for Admins

Send and Share Content
- Send and Share Content

Retrieve and Chart Data

Create Dashboards and Reports
- Creating Saved Reports (Looks)
  - Saving and Editing Looks
- Creating User-Defined Dashboards
- Creating and Managing LookML Dashboards

Get Ready for Development
- Development Basics
- SQL in Looker
- Creating and Editing Projects
- Git and Version Control
- Setting Up a Database
  Connection
- Video Tutorials
  - Video Tutorials

Write LookML

Use Embedding and the API
- Looker API
- Embedding

Set Up and Administer Looker
- Getting Started with Setup and Admin
- Installation and Maintenance
- Setting Up a Database
  Connection
- Admin Tutorials
- Admin Panel Reference

Color Collections

A color collection is a set of coordinating palettes that work well together. Looker contains 15 color collections, which enable users to create themed visualizations and dashboards.

Each collection contains categorical, sequential, and diverging palette types. When you create a new visualization and select a color collection, Looker defaults to the palette type that works best for that type of visualization. However, you can change to a different palette in the collection or make edits to the palette you’re currently using.

Looker admins can also create a custom color collection and set it as the default for all visualizations.

Color Collections

The palettes for each color collection are shown below.