Pocket Palette

I’m a hobbyist artist whose preferred style is using harmonious color groups (aka. pleasing-to-the-eye color palettes)! This app is perfect especially for one that’s completely free!!! I love playing around with the colors and making palettes from scratch as a downtime, and this app provides all the tools you need, including a really easy to use eyedrop tool. The only suggestion would be to have a way to organize your palettes further (subfolders/categories you can customize). As it is now, it’s still really awesome! Having a way to organize my palettes even more would be a cherry on top since the way they’re laid out can affect how you choose to use them. Overall, 5/5!

Very easy to use and simple. No directions provided, no directions needed. You can create color palettes (if that’s your thing) or browse other people’s. One thing I’d change: I don’t see a shuffle button. It’s be pretty cool if you could randomly browse other popular palettes to help select themes for people who are as indecisive as myself. Other than that, perfect app. As soon as I saw it, I was literally amazed that such a clean, elegant, and modern app is 100% free. I don’t usually write reviews, but that last bit made me do it.

I needed to get a hex color from a picture that I had taken on my phone. This app allows you to either take a picture or use an existing picture to grab a hex value. This app also allows you to compare colors to see contrasts. The developer also seems to update this app very regularly. Also did I mention that it’s free!

This app is truly amazing, and I love being able to customize my colors to the extreme! My one humble request would be to add a swiping feature onto the pallet. So that we could scroll through our colors with a swipe of left or right, as opposed to making a whole new pallet for each color.

This app is beautifully designed and super useful if you want to test out colors before using them in a project. I honestly can’t imagine a better app to serve this purpose. Props to the developers and designers who made this! I recommend going with the fremium model if it gets more popular. Thanks!