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A color story should stay part of the workflow.

Color Palette turns a source image into an editable color system that can be named, reordered, previewed and carried into the next creative decision.

You find the right color relationship in one image, then lose it the moment the work moves forward. A swatch list can remember the values, but it cannot remember what those colors were meant to do.

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A palette you can keep working with

Color Palette can pull a color story from an image or begin with colors you choose yourself. The result stays editable. Colors can be named, reordered and adjusted while the image that inspired them remains part of the same workflow.

That turns color into visible material instead of a detail buried inside a prompt.

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Preview the direction before committing to it

Palette Preview shows how the relationship changes as each color moves. A correction can happen while the decision is still small, before it reaches the image treatment, photographic direction or next generation.

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Keep the color story

A useful palette should not disappear with one project. Save it, bring it into another workspace and keep developing the idea without rebuilding its foundation.

The color stays alive.