Previews

`inline_previews`

Enable/disable inline color previews. inline_previews generates an image previews after the identified color in your source file. You can click the preview to bring up the ColorHelper panel.

`inline_preview_position`

Previews can be positioned to the left or right of a color. Set this value to "left" or "right to toggle its behavior.

    // Adjust the position of inline image previews.
    // (left|right)
    "inline_preview_position": "left",

`preview_window_padding`

Color previews are processed in a sliding window. Without any padding it exactly matches the visible region. This allows you to extend the window and process content just out of visible range. It should be noted though that large padding could cause typing or scrolling lag.

    // Define padding around sliding preview window
    // Extend the range previews processed by ColorHelper.
    // Value should be positive integers and represent the rows and columns
    // to extend the range by. Padding is applied on both sides. So padding
    // by 20 rows pads by 20 on the top and 20 on the bottom. Large padding
    // could cause lag with typing or scrolling.
    "preview_window_padding": [0, 0],
````

## `preview_on_select`

Enables/disables previews only showing when they are selected.

```js
    // Only show color previews next to a color when the color region
    // intersects the current selection(s). If a selection is empty
    // (just a caret), if the caret is at the start or within the color
    // region, a preview will also show.
    "preview_on_select": false ,

`show_out_of_gamut_preview`

Controls whether previews will attempt to gamut map a color that is out of the preview gamut.

    // Controls whether previews will try to visually show an out of gamut
    // color by using gamut mapping.
    "show_out_of_gamut_preview": true,

`gamut_space`

Experimental Feature

New in 3.8.0

Select the gamut space used for color previews. You should only pick a space that matches your system. If you happen to have a display that does not align with one of the spaces below, you may just have to pick whatever is closest.

Preview accuracy is based on how precise Sublime is able to render colors and how close one of these profiles aligns to your display and it's currently configured profile. If at one time, Sublime actually manages colors, this may or may not be required, or may change in functionality. If your display supports Display P3, but is configured with a profile for sRGB, then you should not touch the below setting.

    // The gamut space to render previews in.
    // Supported spaces are: `srgb`, `display-p3`, `rec2020`,
    //                       `a98-rgb`, and `prophoto-rgb`.
    // If your display does not run with one of these gamuts,
    // You should not change this.
    "gamut_space": "srgb",

`gamut_map`

New in 6.2.0

Select the gamut mapping approach used when displaying previews or when cohering colors into a specific gamut anywhere else in the code.

    // Gamut mapping approach
    // Supported methods are: `lch-chroma`, `oklch-chroma`, `oklch-raytrace`, and `clip` (default).
    // `lch-chroma` was the original default before this was configurable.
    "gamut_map": "clip",