Apps with 'Color palette generator' feature Page 2 of 2

Hexo is the ultimate color palette management tool for macOS, designed for designers, developers, and creative professionals who demand precision and efficiency in their color workflow. Save your colors and palettes locally, offline and on the move.

This tool helps you quickly generate beautiful color palettes for any creative project, from digital graphics to branding, art, or social media designs, based on the chosen Industry.

A fun and accurate color picker for the real world.

Developer Colour Palette helps you to choose, convert, organise and share the colours that you use for the projects that you are working on.

Looking for the perfect color palette? Look no further than ColPat! Our advanced AI and user-friendly interface make it easy to create the ultimate color scheme for your designs. With plenty of customization options, you'll have all the tools you need to unleash your...

Pick HEX RGB HSL color codes or generate a color palette from an image with Image Color Picker: A handy tool for web developers, graphic designers, and artists.

uchu is the color palette for internet lovers, by NetOperator Wibby. uchu utilizes the OKLCH color space for reasons. I've been using this color palette for personal projects for about a year and have been quite pleased with it.

Color palette from photos.

Fast and lightweight command-line tool for generating dynamic color schemes from images. It extracts dominant colors from your chosen image and applies them to your terminal, applications, and other system components, providing a cohesive and visually appealing desktop...

Foundation Studio is a Figma plugin that creates a complete base style system for your project in seconds. It removes manual setup and lets you start designing with a clean, consistent foundation from day one.

A bash(y) alternative to Pywal by mostly using pastel to generate the full 255 colors from an image.

Introducing your smart design companion, equipped with AI-enhanced color and font recommendations, designed to accelerate the onset of your design projects.

K’uychi (which means “rainbow” in Quechua) is a desktop application designed to facilitate the creation of color palettes. It allows users to select a base color and, from this, automatically generates a series of “shades” or variants of that same color (lighter and darker).