The same colour as six real surfaces. Each finish changes how light sits on it, so a colour reads differently as enamel, paint, metal or fabric.

See the colour where it will actually live: an app, a painted room, a poster, fabric, packaging and an app icon, each shaded like the real thing.

An editorial page for every colour: its mood, where you find it in nature, fashion and homes, what it pairs with, and the numbers designers need.

Drop in any photo and get its palette, ranked by how much of the image each colour covers and matched to its closest named colour.

About 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women see colour differently. Each row shows the palette as they would see it, and flags colours that become hard to tell apart.

Blend two colours the way screens, paint or the eye would, then compare them side by side to see how different they really look.

Describe your brand and get colours that fit it, with the reasoning. A research-based engine answers instantly; Claude can then refine the picks from your own words, reference brands and moodboard.

Keep several named palettes, add the current colour to any of them, and share one as a link that opens it for someone else.