About
Point your camera at anything and Chromaloom instantly extracts a five-color palette — the fastest way for designers, stylists, and makers to turn real-world color into usable hex codes and mood boards.
Every extraction comes as five swipeable variations — Balanced, Vibrant, Muted, Deep, and Bright — so one photo gives you several distinct color directions instead of a single fixed guess. Lock the swatches you love, drag to reorder, long-press to fine-tune hue and brightness, then save your favorites as a named mood board with tags.
WHAT MAKES CHROMALOOM DIFFERENT
- Snap a photo or pick one from your library — instant on-device extraction, no upload, no waiting
- Five lens variations per photo: Balanced, Vibrant, Muted, Deep, Bright
- Lock, drag-to-reorder, and long-press to fine-tune any swatch
- Save mood boards with names, tags, and dates to build a growing color library
- Export palettes as Adobe Swatch (.ase) or CSS variables for Figma and other design tools
- Fully offline — no accounts, no analytics, nothing ever leaves your device
PRICING
Chromaloom is completely free — no account, no subscription, and no in-app purchases required.
FEEDBACK
Made by a small indie team. Email obeliskclubclub@gmail.com with feedback, bug reports, or feature requests.
Chromaloom is a focused color-scouting tool, not a full design app: it does one job — turning inspiration into usable palettes — extremely well.
Need a quick one-off? Try the free color palette extractor in your browser.
Core Capabilities
Instant on-device palette extraction from photo or camera
Five swipeable lens variations per photo
Lock, reorder, and fine-tune any swatch
One-tap hex copy and share
Mood board library with names, tags, and dates
Export as Adobe Swatch (.ase) or CSS variables
Interface

High Fidelity UI
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