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Customize Segment Colors in Mixpanel Reports and Boards

October 10, 2024

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Customize Segment Colors in Mixpanel Reports and Boards

🌈 Choose Colors for your Segments 🌈 Mixpanel now allows you to select the colors of various segments in your reports. You can choose the color for a particular segment by clicking the legend at the top of the chart. Choose between colors that exist in the theme, or choose an entirely separate color. Some common uses for this:

Highlight a particular segment for emphasis
On boards with the same breakdown repeatedly, set the colors for segments so they can be aligned across the board

Color selection is available on both boards and reports, so you can easily update the segment colors for a report on a board as well. You can learn more in documentation here or check out this Loom here. Note: this feature is available only for enterprise plans currently.

6 comments

Pascal B.
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This is great. Any idea when/if this might be available for more plans ?
Eric N.
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Hi Pascal B.! Glad you like this new functionality 🙌 . Not sure about the plans for this for non-enterprise plans. Let me ask my team about this and get back to you!
Eric N.
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Looks like there are no plans for anything color related on non enterprise plans, but we’re thinking about it for non color customizations.
Sharif y.
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Mixpanel now lets you customize segment colors in reports by clicking the legend at the top. This feature allows you wendyes menu to emphasize specific segments, align colors across multiple boards, and adjust segment colors on both boards and reports. More details are available in the documentation or via this Loom video.
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Tanguy D.
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How to customize segment name ?
Jono Y.
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Pascal B. if you are not on an enterprise plan, you can use the Amino Labs extension for Chrome to customize your Mixpanel reports however, it requires CSS knowledge and a fair amount of inspecting. More or less, Amino Labs lets you override a site’s CSS, like User Agent styles used to a long time ago.