Colores

This is a solid. Simple, intuitive, organized. How long did it take to write?

So simple - but so cool. What a great idea. My only "critique" would be to make the hex codes copy/paste ready in the results. I like the links to dribble, but I'd really like to…

Solid tool, I like it and might be very useful for future projects!

this is awesome!

nice! I found myself having to dig around the internet when it comes to looking for colour palette for graphic design, the links to related works on dribble are very helpful too

So simple - but so cool. What a great idea. My only "critique" would be to make the hex codes copy/paste ready in the results. I like the links to dribble, but I'd really like to…

Congrats, this is a nice idea and an awesome execution of it. :)

Interesting solve. I like it.

A brilliant idea!

Nice! Though it seems the app is biased towards darker hues

This is pretty great! I think maybe there's a little too much averaging going on? I get a lot of muted colors and way more browns than expected. For example, try "America" or…

delight, sublime, spring, coca cola, mcdonald's

Nice implementation - less is more! What algorithm did you use for color extraction? I seem to getting colors with the correct hue, but too low saturation? (example: Ferrari) You…

I'm also curious about the algorithm, since a search for "google" results in a palette that only features one color out of the company's primary-plus-green motif. Seems like…

When I search for "shit" all I get is motivational posters and they're not even brown. edit: Bing images does a way better job than google.

Hey compañero, that's very cool! I wonder how hard would it be to add the query to the URL so that I can paste it to someone? :-)

Another really good idea - I just sent this to some of our design guys and they love it. Having a link for specific results could be a great addition for sharing.

Would love to have an option to store state in the query string or hash so that I could share my favorite palette :)

So simple - but so cool. What a great idea. My only "critique" would be to make the hex codes copy/paste ready in the results. I like the links to dribble, but I'd really like to…

works incredibly well. a fantastic idea. you should sign your work! Drop at least a link to your twitter at the bottom, this is a great tool.

Nice implementation - less is more! What algorithm did you use for color extraction? I seem to getting colors with the correct hue, but too low saturation? (example: Ferrari) You…

Cool! How does the color selection work? Is it just the five most common colors in a given image, or is it more sophisticated than that?

I'm also curious about the algorithm, since a search for "google" results in a palette that only features one color out of the company's primary-plus-green motif. Seems like…

Can you share any of the source? I would really like to learn how you did this. Awesome job, I love it!

Nice implementation - less is more! What algorithm did you use for color extraction? I seem to getting colors with the correct hue, but too low saturation? (example: Ferrari) You…

So simple - but so cool. What a great idea. My only "critique" would be to make the hex codes copy/paste ready in the results. I like the links to dribble, but I'd really like to…

good point! What i'm thinking of doing is add a link to colourco.de so you can see the palettes there.