Generate terminal color schemes from scratch or any image. Browse and share community and user-created themes. Export to any terminal.


cwal is described as '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' and is an app. There are seven alternatives to cwal for a variety of platforms, including Linux, Mac, Windows, BSD and Rust apps. The best cwal alternative is Paletty, which is free. Other great apps like cwal are hellwal, walrs, pywal16 and Pywal.
Generate terminal color schemes from scratch or any image. Browse and share community and user-created themes. Export to any terminal.


A command line tool to generate 8bit ANSI colors from wallpaper (an enhanced version of pywal but in rust) There is the old bash version in: https://github.com/warpwm/lule_bash

