Photo palettes
Import an image and extract a focused palette. Choose between 2 and 10 colors, then keep the original photo on your device.
Color Pantry is your private personal color cookbook: a gentle place to collect palettes, learn their relationships, and turn them into something you can use.
Designed for small moments of looking, collecting, and making sense of what you see.
Import an image and extract a focused palette. Choose between 2 and 10 colors, then keep the original photo on your device.
Explore complementary, analogous, monochromatic, split-complementary, and other relationships from a color you already love.
Keep palettes together, name them, copy HEX values, export basic color text, and find the shades you return to most.
Give colors roles such as Background, Primary, Accent, and Text. Shape their balance, check contrast, and make a practical plan.
Color is easier to use when each ingredient has a job.
Turn a row of swatches into an intentional system: Background, Surface, Primary, Secondary, Accent, and Text.
Use proportions to describe how much visual space each color should occupy. The 60 / 30 / 10 idea is a starting point, not a rule.
Check Text on Background, Primary, and Accent for WCAG AA and AAA contrast before you carry the recipe into your work.
Photo processing, imported photos, palettes, recipes, and preferences stay local on your iPhone or iPad. No account, backend, analytics, advertising, or tracking.
Color Pantry is being prepared for release by Little Treat Studio.