によって書かれた Steven Troughton-Smith on 2024-10-01
1. With drag & drop on iPad, drag colors out into other apps that support dropped colors, like Pages and Keynote, or many third-party apps from your favorite developers, so you can use your Pastel library as your master color collection across apps.
2. Analyze photos from the photo library or from Files to determine their dominant colors — choosing specific colors manually if you wish — and save their color palettes to Pastel.
3. Includes a variety of color pickers, like wheel, RGB sliders, and crayons, or pick named colors from your color library that you curate yourself.
4. Pastel is an app for amateur developers & artists (like us!) that lets you build up a library of color palettes to use in your projects.
5. Copy a pixel bitmap representation of a palette to paste into your favorite pixel editor, share a screen-sized version to set as your wallpaper or Microsoft Watch face, or export a palette to Procreate®.
6. In the free version, try out the built-in library, and add your own palettes up to a limit of 20 items total.
7. Create beautiful, colorful wallpapers in various different 2D & 3D styles using Pastel's wallpaper creator.
8. Paste hex codes into the sliders color picker.
9. On iPad, drag and drop from the sidebar to any palette.
10. Seamlessly sync your library across devices with iCloud.
11. Copy a variety of developer-focused code representations, like RGB, hex, Objective-C, Swift and SwiftUI.
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