Very simple basic app - which is just what i wanted. I don't need anything fancy. I am just looking for color inspiration for quilt making and other crafty projects. This does the job, altho you do have to pay for the "premium" app in order to save the file - which is $4.99. It would be helpful to have more guidance when you first open the app. It's just a blank void and you have to figure it out just by playing around.
I initilly had some issues with the functionality when you upgrade. Contaced the developer, did some trouble shooting, and he released an update within a day. This app does what it says it will do, and it does it well. When I sell my art prints I want to give the customer an idea of the overall colors in the art. This application most closely matches the colors I actually used, and allows you to save it in a number of views and export the palettes in multiple formats. Yes, as others have noted, having the actual color values for each would be a wonderful addition ... hoping that's in a future update.
App is great, which output overall major colors of image. But it would be great if we can select the individual color and copy its RGB or hex values directy using a shortcut. Which will give an excellent use for graphic designers or web developers. Moreover, a way to select particular area in an image will be great add on.
Pretty much what I was looking for with a few caveats. The free version can't export results. So you either copy by hand or you upgrade to "pro", whose price isn't visible until you attempt to upgrade. The first three files I dragged into this app did nothing. No results. No error. No crash. Nothing. Apparently the input formats it can recognize are very limited. Also, there's no doc whatsoever, not even a help file. I still don't know what most of the dohickies are supposed to do.
Im a graphic design student, in school we are taught to get color from an image to go with the theme of the design. Instead of spending 5mins trying to get theh perfect shade of a color. This app does the job in seconds, and is great for graphic design projects. (One lst thing is this works seamlessly with all the Affinity apps!)
I was considering purchasing the app due to its affordability. However, after trying the paid version, I noticed a limitation: when you export an image, it exports it in a 1:1 aspect ratio, resulting in a perfect square that cuts off the sides of the image. To work around this issue, my recommendation is not to invest in the paid version of the app. Instead, you can simply fullscreen the app and capture a screenshot to obtain the desired image.
It was easy to get color palletes from the app and export for various programs but then the app started crashing out for several weeks leaving me with nothing simple to use. Now to get palletes i must wait through a delay or upgrade to pro (which was NOT MENTIONED here on the original app page when downloaded) or upgrade to pro to download the pallete once you wait to view and screen shoot it. I needed something i could export for my other programs and opted for this one with no ads, simple to use, and easy to download. There was NO NOTICE of "in app purchases" like every other app tells you about before hand. Now after waiting several weeks for the app to remain stable I have to pay to use.
I work with colors all day long. I purchased this quite some time ago and it was fantastic! I haven’t been able to use it in a long time. Crashes constantly, was never fixed. Will change my review if the developer updates it. Shame, great product and i recommened it to others.
This crashes on launch on 10.12.3. Redownloading from App Store does not fix the problem. I like this app a lot, its niche use is important, but now cannot even get it to open properly.
I think I was able to use this app once, but now I can’t open it at all. Either needs to be upgraded to work on High Sierra or just removed from the App Store.
Capabilities ○ Creates a color palette from any images ○ Adjust the colors using the gamma correction tool or manually using the color sliders. ○ Setting the number of colors ○ Border type and width settings ○ Selecting the area of the target image ○ Orientation setting ○ Ratio setting ○ Print images and color swatches with color values Export ○ Export to the Color Panel for use in third-party applications ○ Export to image for sharing on social networks and mail ○ Export to (.ase .aco .acb) files for use in Adobe Apps ○ Export to (.clr) for sharing to another Mac ○ Export to (.acb) file for use in AutoCad ○ Export to file (.swatches) for use in Procreate on iPad or iPhone ○ Export to a file (.SwatchBook) for use in the Swatch Book Editor
