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MIXORA · COLOR TOOLKIT

15

Color tools for screen, studio and the space between

Start with the job in front of you. Each tool states whether it works with display color, a photograph, your saved paint library or a physical test.

Showing 15 of 15 tools

01 · Paint

Color Mixer

Build a physical paint recipe from the colors in your own library.

4–10 minOpen →
02 · Image

Photo Color Lab

Sample a reference region, check lighting risk and move the target into the mixer.

3 minOpen →
03 · Image

Image to Palette

Extract, curate and save the dominant colors from a local image.

3 minOpen →
04 · Studio

Drying Shift Tracker

Compare wet and dry samples and keep material-specific observations.

2 minOpen →
05 · Library

Palette Gap Analyzer

Find useful parts of color space your current shelf reaches poorly.

3 minOpen →
06 · Palette

Harmony Builder

Generate color relationships and check whether your paints can reproduce them.

3 minOpen →
07 · Project

Project Recipe Book

Keep targets, recipes, surfaces, references and notes in one printable record.

5 minOpen →
08 · Studio

Surface & Layering Advisor

Plan preparation, primer, coats, drying and finish for a real substrate.

4 minOpen →
09 · Studio

Brush Finder

Match brush shape, size and bristle to a stroke, paint body and surface.

2 minOpen →
10 · Digital

Contrast Checker

Measure text contrast, see the ratio and find the appropriate WCAG use.

1 minOpen →
11 · Color

Complement Finder

Find RGB and artist-oriented complements, then compare their neutral mixtures.

1 minOpen →
12 · Digital

Gradient Builder

Create a stepped transition and copy the colors between two endpoints.

2 minOpen →
13 · Study

Value Scale Generator

Turn one hue into a clear light-to-dark value study for planning or practice.

1 minOpen →
14 · Color

Temperature Balance

Inspect a color bias and preview controlled warmer and cooler moves.

2 minOpen →
15 · Reference

Color Name Explorer

Find the nearest plain-language color name without pretending it identifies a pigment.

1 minOpen →