color.koya.io

@pieroborgo A lot of posts on this sites aren't exactly products. Just helpful tools. I have no problem with it!

@antonioryckman Yeah, I agree with you but in this particular case I don't find this tool helpful. I consider something like https://coolors.co/ helpful, this is just a cool front-end excercise imho

@pieroborgo Just a note, I didn't add this to PH.

@koya_io no need to aplogise for it 😁 good work anyway 😉

@eminienes What about Adobe Color ? https://color.adobe.com/

@suriteka As far as I know Adobe Color CC allows only 5 colors, whereas in a Web Design project for example you use 5 different variations of grey. Adobe Color is great for finding colors. What I want is a little tool that allows you to create a list, much like the list from Color Koya, where you can easily add a color (without limiting the number), arrange them how you want and so on... Maybe this already exists, I don't know.

@eminienes I developed http://www.producthunt.com/tech/... and you can do that. Create and account and add colors to "collections."

@eminienes When I migrate koya.io to Node I'll include a way to log in and make custom palettes for easy clipboarding.

@hckmstrrahul Still got a few plans, such as custom palettes so you can save your colours for ease of access and conversion - but I built this as small personal tool so there is no back-end currently.

@deronsizemore This was really just a personal tool I shared on Twitter, I just selected good pairings of good colours. What do you mean by "It doesn't appear that you can change the main color?"

@koya_io Ok, I guess that's why I was confused. The main dropdown at the top with the HEX value, I assumed that I could change the HEX value in some way which would then refresh the colors below to be based on the new HEX value.

@atroom4 3 hours

@workstationw Yep, I just wanted 1 pair of main colours with a few more neutral colours.