Most landmarks look after their own colour by belonging to a group, but you can override any single landmark. The Pin colour sets the fill of its pin and its map area, and the Style swaps in a fill style from your Styles tab — both just for that one spot.
Set a pin colour
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Open the landmark
In the Landmarks tab, click the landmark to expand its fields.
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Use the Pin colour picker
Click the colour swatch, choose a colour (or paste a hex value like
#6523d0), and the pin and its area update in the preview. -
Clear to inherit
Press the × on the colour picker to leave it blank — the landmark then falls back to its group's colour, and if that's blank too, to no colour.
Override the fill style
The Style dropdown lets a landmark's map area use a different fill style from the ones defined on your Styles tab — a pattern, outline or opacity treatment — instead of the map's default style. Choose (No style) to keep the default.
| Field | Controls | Blank means |
|---|---|---|
| Pin colour | The fill colour of the pin and the landmark's map area | Inherit the group colour, then none |
| Style | Which fill style (from the Styles tab) the map area uses | Use the map's default style |
Colour a whole group instead
If you want several landmarks to share a colour, it's usually easier to colour their group once (on the Groups/Categories tab) and leave each landmark's Pin colour blank. Reserve per-landmark colours for the exceptions you want to stand out.