K’uychi
Published by Naiara Gomez Castro
Generate color palettes with all their shades and copy their hex codes
Highlights
- Generates comprehensive color palettes and derived shades from base inputs
- Copies hex codes directly to the clipboard for immediate use in external applications
- Displays shade variations to assist with color selection and palette planning
- Runs natively on Linux desktop environments with a focused interface
About this application
K’uychi is a color palette generation tool built for Linux systems, aimed at designers and developers who require structured color schemes for their projects. The application generates comprehensive color shades based on user-defined inputs, allowing creators to explore variations in lightness and saturation for any given base hue. The generated palettes are displayed clearly within the interface, providing immediate access to numerical color data for use in design workflows.
Users can copy hex codes directly from the application interface to clipboard storage, streamlining the process of transferring color values into style sheets, graphic design software, or code editors. The software focuses specifically on palette generation and shade derivation rather than complex vector editing or image manipulation. It provides a straightforward environment for organizing color palettes locally on supported Linux desktop configurations.
Where to get it
Linux
- Open on FlathubOpens in a new tabPackage repositoryFlathub
From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub one.naiara.Kuychi
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