Select the Color Palette option - which is the 3rd one from the top on Macs without anything else installedĬlick the 'Apple' palette - which is the default option that should already be selectedĬlick the boring old Red color towards the bottom, and Within Evernote's Color Picker-restricted system, it would need to do something like the following: After text has been manually highlighted by the user (i.e., not highlighting, as in its format, but just selected with the cursor), use an Alfred workflow to assign a keyword or a shortcut to: However, the app only has a menu item shortcut for highlighting text, and it does not include anything to help people change the text's color without clicking around with their mouse.įor example, I'd love to just assign a shortcut in Alfred that changes the text's color to red. In fact, several other people have complained about the issue on Evernote's message boards. Like most people that use Evernote, I commonly highlight text in articles and change its color when I want to draw my attention to something or take a note, etc. I'm a scripting newbie, but I find it really annoying to constantly have to fidget with the mouse to get this repetitive task done. However, it doesn't even make the Color Picker window/pane active, so it's not entirely clear to me how to script something that would could pick a color and close the Color Picker. Has anybody created a workflow that can change the color of text to a specific color within the Evernote app?Īt the moment, Evernote only allows you to show and hide the Color Picker with a shortcut (C-Command-Shift for both hiding and showing).

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