Chroma - A Simple Color Tool

Chroma - A Simple Color Tool

A simple and to-the-point tool

3 ratings
Free
With Ads

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 13, 2024
  • January 28, 2026

Features

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About

This application offers a straightforward solution for various color-related tasks. It allows users to convert colors between different code formats, generate gradients, create random colors, and combine colors effectively.

Color code conversion
Gradient generation
Random color generation
Color combination
Easy-to-use interface
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What's New in Chroma

1.6

January 28, 2026

- Cleaned most of the UI for better support of Liquid Glass. - Toned down the abundance of shadows for a cleaner look.

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FAQ

What can Chroma do?

Chroma is designed for color-related tasks. It can convert colors to different code formats, create gradient colors, generate random colors, and combine colors.

Is Chroma free to use?

Yes, Chroma is available for free. However, it does contain advertisements.

What devices does Chroma support?

Chroma is available on iPhone and iPad devices.

What is the age rating for Chroma?

Chroma has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

How often is Chroma updated?

The latest version of Chroma is 1.6, and it was last updated on January 28, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development.

Does Chroma have ads?

Yes, Chroma contains advertisements.

What are the color code formats supported by Chroma?

Chroma supports converting colors to different code formats, which typically include HEX, RGB, and HSL, common in web and app development.

Can Chroma help me create color schemes?

While Chroma offers color combination features, its primary focus is on individual color manipulation, conversion, and gradient generation rather than complex scheme creation.