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Palette Library · Color workflow

Capture, organize, and ship real color palettes.

For designers and developers tired of color lives scattered across screenshots.

iPhoneiPadSafari Extension
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At a glance

A practical capture-organize-export loop for design and development work.

  • Grab colors from photos, your camera, or any webpage
  • Export to CSS, JSON, ASE, CSV, PNG, JPEG, and GPL
  • WCAG contrast checks and color-blindness previews, built in
  • Share and import palettes without a cloud round trip

What to know

  • No analytics
  • No ads
  • No data resale
  • Private iCloud sync
  • Safari extension included

Features

Everything you actually need. Nothing you don’t.

Grab color from anywhere

Sample from a photo, your camera, or any webpage via the Safari extension — no screenshotting, no color-picker browser tab.

Treat palettes like real assets

Search, annotate, reorder, and save as many sets as you want. Your references stay organized instead of buried in Figma files.

Export straight into your work

Push palettes to CSS variables, JSON, CSV, PNG, JPEG, ASE, or GPL — no retyping hex codes into yet another project.

Design for the real world

Check WCAG contrast, preview color-blindness simulations, and lean on harmony suggestions when a palette has to survive production.

See it in action

A closer look.

Why it fits

Built for the way you actually use it.

  • Built for design workflows, not generic color pickers
  • Safari extension pulls color straight from live pages
  • Export targets cover both design tools and developer formats
  • On-device processing, with private iCloud sync when you want it
Get Palette Library

Free on the App Store. No subscriptions, no paywalls on core features.

FAQ

Quick answers.

Who’s this for?

Designers, developers, illustrators, and anyone who works in color and wants a reliable capture-organize-export loop.

Does the Safari extension phone home?

No. Captured colors and page references stay in the app’s local container on your device. Nothing is sent to us.

Can I use exported palettes commercially?

Yes — personal or professional work, no strings attached.