Color Wheel

Very useful for matching colour in the garden or when choosing paint

I was looking for a colour wheel app online to be more accurate in my photography work. I’ve realised there are only a few of them there, so I decide to give this app a try. It is a mind blowing tool with so many capabilities and a super easy interface and video instructions. The app also educates the user as you go along and there are so many things about the colour that I’ve learned from it. Thank you so much to the developers for this wonderful tool!

When using a photo to find colour numbers - I am not getting the 4th colour number Also a black square could only be cleared by quitting the app

Best app I ve bought to determin local Color/tone and to determin complementary and split complementary colours and much more

I’m a hobbyist painter and I’m so excited to have found this app!! This is just what I need, it will save me so much time and confusion. Very simple to use and immensely helpful. Sir you are a genius

I’ve used it for choosing complimentary colours when using gels for my photography. It gives you the hex codes to copy to Lightroom or photoshop if needed. It would be good if it had names of coolers as well as I’m a little colour blind and need the help 🙈 Great app and would recommend 👍🏻

I’m already using the app and would recommend it. Only downside I’ve found is that the hex value fades into a few background hues.

Amazing app. I can’t paint without it now

Wouldn’t know how to paint without it anymore

Just got this, so just looking round it, getting the feel of it etc. I paid a £1.99 one-off fee which I already feel is worth it. The app seems very comprehensive. Apart from the classic colour wheel, which I was looking for, there are quite a few useful features. Two types of colour wheel - ‘digital’ and ‘classic’ - a great idea and I really like having the choice of these - plus an abstract colour-finding/combination tool, swatches to choose from and/or to customise and more. What initially prompted me to pay for this app instead of picking a free one was the basic comprehensive features (ie, no ‘specialism’ like war gaming etc - I just wanted a straight-up classic colour wheel) and the ability to add my own colours. I can colour small squares of my own pencil colours onto white paper, and with the app, essentially ‘take photos’ of them in good light and have a record on the app of my own colours. Then I can go into the other features and use them to make swatches, make combinations, use them in the colour wheels etc. On first glance, I would say that I would like to be able to enter in any reference numbers for my own pencil colours. In the app, every colour has a reference number. When you add in a colour, it is automatically given its own reference number. I totally understand why this happens and it’s very clever and useful. It was just a thought that it would be good to be able to add my own reference numbers in for my own colours. This is not a criticism of the app, just a thought of my own that would be a useful feature. After a bit of time away from working with colour (art and craft) I realised I was a bit rusty on the theory and I needed some help with that. This interactive colour wheel app seems, at first glance, to be really good and exactly what I was looking for. I will update my review after further testing! In the meantime, thank you to the developer - this app seems to be both simple and comprehensive and very reasonably priced. 🙂