PaletteWB

Color in both real-world applications and digital usage oftentimes manages to create a lot of confusion due to its characteristics, representation and other relevant aspects. This goes even further when talking about color nuances, saturation, depth, and palettes. Working with the latter in the digital medium can be quite challenging. PaletteWB, as its name suggests, will come with a compact solution that allows you to create, edit and manage color palettes, for your various fields of application.

First impressions can be quite modest with regard to the app’s design and overall layout, and indeed, there really isn’t much to tell about it, except for the fact that it’s quite basic-looking. However, hidden in its few menus, lie powerful tools, which users will find to be really well thought.

For instance, creating and editing a color palette can be achieved using just a few buttons, and some of the most commonly used commands have been aptly placed right on the main layout, for quick access.

The app offers an interesting way of visualizing the color palettes, and users can generate fractal patterns, using a series of pre-defined structures. We believe that the resulting imagery can provide a good insight into the actual look of the color palettes.

Each and every palette can be fine-tuned, users being able to manually input their preferred values for each channel, individually, in increments with two decimals, which is more than enough for general-purpose and even more specific applications.

PaletteWB will provide a facile way to work with color palettes, offering the best of both worlds: accessibility and features power, all into a seemingly basic and minimalist package.