Colors by Number

Colors by Number

HTML Color Palette Code Editor

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Details about Colors by Number

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  • iOS Version
  • Age Rating
  • Size
  • Devices
  • Languages
  • September 23, 2011
  • November 30, 2024
  • 10.0+
  • 4+
  • 2.32MB
  • iPad
  • English

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Version History of Colors by Number

2.0.2

April 16, 2021

- Bug fixing

2.0.1

April 13, 2021

Minor bug fixes and updates to button behaviors

2.0

April 8, 2021

Minor bug fixes and updates to button behaviors

1.6.5

January 12, 2018

Fixed bug that disabled certain buttons.

1.6.4

January 7, 2018

Updated for iOS 11.

1.6.3

May 12, 2017

Updated for iOS 10

1.6.2

May 10, 2014

Bug fixes

1.6.1

April 14, 2014

-Fixed issue causing crash when clearing a swatch -Fixed layout of numbers when exporting an image of the Kite pattern -Updates for ios 7.1

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1.6

April 3, 2014

Newer version of tutorial video.

1.5

April 1, 2014

Updated tutorial video link.

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Description of Colors by Number

Colors by Number serves design professionals, developers, artists, color specialists, and educators – to complement the use of color in the mediums and applications of their choice – in the studio, the office, at home and beyond. It’s also an effective teaching tool for introducing students to the nuances of color theory and its application an an immediate, personal experience. Note that Colors by Number is NOT a “paint-by-number” color game. • Colors by Number offers multiple means of viewing, editing, saving and exporting your own selections from literally billions of unique combinations of up to four colors displayed in 10 different geometric designs through an intuitive and customizable user interface. • The Colors by Number interface is divided into a central display area flanked by control panels that provide multiple options for viewing, defining, adjusting and managing selected color sets. Form - follows - function. VIEW / SAVE (center panel) • Cycle through billions of combinations of four colors generated in either Manual or Auto mode - set against your choice of three different background colors (gray, black or white) • Toggle back and forth between 10 interchangeable geometric designs to view colors surrounding, adjoining and/or layered on top of one another • Each design is comprised of four distinct color areas arranged and identified in numbered, overlapping layers • Colors by Number is programmed such that no two colors can ever repeat within a given four-color combination • Back and Forward buttons allow you to review your entire session history, one step at a time • Eyedropper function for sampling and capturing colors generated in the central display panel; any colors in the resulting palette(s) can be selected and dropped onto individual color sliders in the right-hand control panel • Option to hide left and/or right control panels (try hiding both control panels, select Auto mode, and see what happens next!) • Save as many of your color selections as you like – for editing, printing, sharing or exporting for use in other applications SELECT / ADJUST (right-hand panel) • All color values are defined in RGB, HSB and Hexadecimal HTML color models including alpha channel (transparency) values • Adjust individual color values - either by direct text input or by adjusting slider controls - changes are reflected in real time, in color blocks associated with controls and in the main (center) display area • Any number of the four colors in a given form can be locked to prevent that color (or colors) from changing - by tapping once on its corresponding small color block; tapping again unlocks the color(s) • Tapping twice on a small color block in the right-hand control panel brings up a Visual Color Selector where you can choose to edit or replace an existing color • "Info" icon at bottom right provides access to Colors by Number's instructional video tutorial, support website, and email contact with the development team EDIT / MANAGE / EXPORT (left-hand panel) • View your entire session-specific history recorded from generated color and design selections, slider adjustments, text inputs or saved palette / design retrievals • Store an unlimited number of selections in a Library that can be retrieved even after the app has been quit and restarted; color selections stored in the Library include dates created and last modified • Print multiple selections with color data and associated thumbnail images to AirPrint-enabled printers • Edit: review, add, delete or modify your Saved and Library selections at any time • Export multiple, saved color selections as Adobe Swatch Exchange (ASE) or Image files; all selections exported via email include thumbnail images with numbered color areas and color data including alpha channel (transparency) values
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Colors by Number: FAQ

Can Colors by Number be used on an iPad?

Yes, the software for Colors by Number is compatible with iPads.

Who is the app developer of Colors by Number?

The Colors by Number app was made by Keith Lovell.

What is the minimum iOS version to run Colors by Number?

The minimum supported iOS version for the app is 10.0.

What is the overall app rating of Colors by Number?

With an overall rating of 5 out of 5, Colors by Number is a must-have app for users.

What app category is Colors by Number?

Graphics & Design Is The App Genre Of The Colors By Number App.

What is the latest Colors by Number version?

The current version of the Colors by Number app is 2.0.2.

What is the latest update date for Colors by Number?

The Colors by Number app was last updated on November 30, 2024.

Could you provide information on the release date of Colors by Number?

Colors by Number was released on February 5, 2023.

What age rating is assigned to the Colors by Number app?

Child-friendly content, no violence or scary images.

What are the languages offered by Colors by Number?

The Colors by Number app can be used in English.

Can I play Colors by Number through Apple Arcade's subscription?

Unfortunately, Colors by Number is not on Apple Arcade.

Does Colors by Number offer in-app purchases?

Unfortunately, in-app purchases are not available within Colors by Number.

Can I utilize Colors by Number with Apple Vision Pro?

No, you cannot utilize Colors by Number with Apple Vision Pro.

Are users exposed to ads in Colors by Number?

No, users are not exposed to ads in Colors by Number.

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Reviews of Colors by Number

Excellent tool...and fun.

Immensely useful for generating colour ideas for graphic and illustrative work. Just fooling around on this has helped me out of a rut with a series of pieces and forced me out of a 'colour' dependence.

Great so far but has lots of promise

I'm starting color theory and this $3 app is already worth it. Don't need to deal with cutting/carrying paper. The program is much easier to use after the video tutorial, which I would watch first.

I think the design needs to be updated. The actual color space takes up only a small section of the screen. Sketchbook Ink has some nice ideas they should borrow. A hide all button that hides everything but shapes would be great, even the numbers. There is just lots of dead space that isn't utilized that much during use.

The positives outweighs this though, it's well thought out. The play function is rad, and the alpha channels are a great add. It would be great if the color picker could pick from swatches from photos in my library.

I'd gladly buy it again though but I do hope things are cleaned up in future versions. This app is clearly in early stages and I hope people can help this team make it better. Even though it cost $3, a part of me hopes it will go towards supporting the developers and them in return delivering these new novel apps.
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Simply useful

A very simple UI that almost seems Spartan, but all the new color combinations i'm discovering with the auto feature will keep me taping for days. A little gem for graphic designers.