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Is there an offline image saving app like Pinterest with the colour palette generation of Dribbble?

over 6 years ago from , Creative Director

I want a good app to index what would mostly be colour palette inspiration, but via a range of images, without having to document the colour palette myself. Dribbble and Designspiration generate one, so that functionality basically.

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  • Stuart McCoyStuart McCoy, over 6 years ago

    Spectrum allows you to create a color palette from an image then tweak it. It's a pain in the ass if you're creating these for print work (CMYK or Pantone) but it's a great place to start for inspiration or if you're designing web or UI work.

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  • Kai TurnerKai Turner, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )

    There are a variety of apps in the AppStore which will generate a colour palette. For instance, ColorSchemer

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  • Alexander KäßnerAlexander Käßner, over 6 years ago

    Once upon a timer there was a nice app called Ember, wich is good for this purpose. You can search for colours, but not like dribbble with the colour palette on the side. Sadly it seems to be discontinued in development.

    Alternatively to Ember there is Pixave 2, but I'm not sure if it supports colour palettes. But at least it seems to be a nice offline image saving app!

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    • Sam Bible, over 6 years ago

      Pixave has what I'd call partial color support. It generates a simple palette from images in the library but doesn't do nearly as good a job as Dribbble. It does have a nice feature that lets you search your library for colors though. You choose whether you are looking for the focus, primary, secondary or other color and then click on a swatch to find matches.

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