Palette Wizard

Palette Wizard is an interesting application that will definitely help you as an artist. If you're desperately trying to find the perfect colors to reproduce a similar-looking digital design of sorts, this application should be everything you need. Load up your image, extract the colors in a complete palette, and export it for use with your base design program. It's fast, and it will save you lots of time. What's more, you'll never feel frustrated again because of unmatched colors between similar creations.

If you thought that extracting colors and creating a palette was an easy job, you'd be mistaking. While this application does make it look very easy, there are plenty of choices to be made, in order to make sure you end up with the right colors for the job. Import your image, and simply extract a palette of colors, choosing the number of shades in the process. Create a color ramp between two specific colors or adjust the resulting ones. Arrange your shades by the percentage of red in them, for example, and have these display orderly.

With applications such as these, it is generally difficult to find the right file format to work with. This means that you have to either convert or somehow transform your existing palettes, wasting precious time on something that really should take seconds. Palette Wizard allows you to load formats such as PAL, GPL, GML or ASE, while also giving you the chance to save your results in roughly the same formats. Another cool feature that has to do with the palettes themselves is the palette color-adjustment tool. This allows you to change all the colors form a certain palette by altering the three main color channels, RGB.

Palette Wizard is an application that any artist will find of great use. It's simple to manipulate, and it does not require much knowledge to operate. It can really be easy to find the right colors to create or to modify a certain virtual image with this application, and as a result, Palette Wizard could be helpful in increasing productivity on your side. Lastly, you can extract specific colors from a certain area only, if you're looking for an exact shade situated in a particular area of your loaded picture.