Specula: Shades & Shadows Lab — App Store rankings
Pierfrancesco Amendola · Graphics & Design · View on the App Store
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The developer's US App Store description, in full.
Extract the chromatic soul of your images with pixel-by-pixel precision. Specula is the quintessential color toolkit built for UI/UX designers, front-end developers, digital artists, illustrators, and creators. Take a photo or import an image from your camera roll to instantly generate stunning, balanced, production-ready color palettes. KEY FEATURES: - INTELLIGENT COLOR EXTRACTION: High-performance algorithms analyze image data in milliseconds to capture dominant, vibrant, and muted colors. - PRECISION TOUCH LOUPE PICKER: Explore fine photo details with an elastic magnifying loupe and tactile haptic confirmation. - IN-DEPTH CHROMATIC VALUES: Inspect and copy HEX codes, RGB integers, and HSL values with a single tap. - DYNAMIC COLOR HARMONIES: Select any color and preview complementary, analogous, triadic, and monochromatic color schemes. - ACCESSIBLE WCAG CONTRAST CHECKER: Calculate WCAG 2.1 contrast ratios and verify AA & AAA standards for text readability. - PRO DEVELOPER CODE EXPORT: Export palettes for Tailwind CSS (tailwind.config.js), CSS Variables (:root), and clean JSON. - HISTORY & FAVORITES: Save your favorite combinations, bookmark top picks, and organize your collection. - 100% PRIVATE & OFFLINE-FIRST: Entirely on-device processing. No photos are ever uploaded to cloud servers.
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