Color Palette from Image is a streamlined OS X application that enables you to identify and preview color values from any image.

The app quickly scans your drives to build a stunning visual treemap display of files and folders on your hard drive, allowing you to easily navigate through your file system and find out what is taking up the most disk space. You’ll be surprised how easy you can find large files and folders that you never knew existed or had forgotten about!

Create Color Scheme

Open the image or just drag and drop the file(s) to the window or app icon in dock to create a color scheme. A toolbar appears at the top of the window with which you can set such parameters as:

• number of colors
• gamut of color
• border type
• border width
• orientation
• angle
• ratio

Some parameters can be set handly. You can change the order of specific colors, just drag and drop the color to the desired position. If you hold the option ⌥ key you can move all the colors at once. Or If you press the command ⌘ key you can adjust the angle manually. You can also manually move the image or select part of the image for this by holding the shift ⇧ key and selecting a new image area

Export Color Scheme

Export as Image

You can save the scheme as a png image, the size and resolution of the picture will depend on the original image or its selected part.

Export to Color Panel

To use these color scheme in other application, you can export colors to the color panel to an existing color list or to a new one.

Export as Swatch Book

Also you can export the scheme as:

• Adobe Photoshop Color Book (.acb)
• Adobe Exchangeable Swatch (.ase)
• Adobe Photoshop Swatches (.aco)
• AutoCAD Color Book (.acb)
• Apple Color List (.clr)
• Procreate Swatches (.swatches)
• Color Swatch Book (.SwatchBook)

What’s New in Color Palette from Image Pro 2.0.1

• Minor improvements and bug fixes.

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