Color Archive

Color Archive

Save & Manage Custom Palettes

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Released
July 9, 2025
Updated
May 20, 2026

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Easily create, manage, and export custom color palettes for your projects. Add colors using RGB, hex codes, or an eyedropper tool, and organize them within named palettes. Export palettes in various formats like PNG, text, CSV, or CSS.

✓Create and manage custom color palettes
✓Add colors via RGB, hex, or eyedropper
✓Organize colors within named palettes
✓Export palettes as PNG, text, CSV, or CSS
✓Sync palettes across Mac, iPhone, and iPad via iCloud
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What's New in Color Archive

1.0.3

May 20, 2026

Recently, I noticed that when exporting palettes to CSS, custom color names with brackets or numbers were creating invalid variables and breaking stylesheets. I've rewritten the export logic so your custom names translate perfectly into usable code. I also squashed an annoying bug where macOS Gatekeeper would mistakenly flag synced iCloud exports as suspicious. I've also spent time designing proper empty states. Instead of staring at a blank screen wondering what to do next, you'll now see a clear button right in the center of the grid to start building your palette.

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FAQ

How do I add colors to a palette in Color Archive?

You can add colors manually by entering RGB or hex codes, or visually using the eyedropper tool directly within the app. This allows for precise color selection for your projects.

What export formats does Color Archive support?

Color Archive allows you to export your palettes in multiple formats, including PNG images, text files, CSV files, and developer-ready CSS code. This ensures compatibility with various workflows.

Does Color Archive sync my palettes across devices?

Yes, Color Archive automatically syncs your palettes and colors between your Mac, iPhone, and iPad via iCloud. This ensures your color schemes are accessible wherever you work.

Is Color Archive free to use?

Yes, Color Archive is completely free to download and use. There are no ads or hidden fees associated with the application.

What is the age rating for Color Archive?

Color Archive has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals.

How often is Color Archive updated?

The latest version of Color Archive is 1.0.3, and it was last updated on May 20, 2026. This suggests a consistent development cycle for the application.

What devices are supported by Color Archive?

Color Archive is supported on Mac, iPhone, and iPad devices. This broad compatibility ensures you can use it across your Apple ecosystem.

What do users like about Color Archive?

Based on the limited rating data, Color Archive has received a perfect 5.0 stars from one rating. Users likely appreciate its straightforward functionality and lack of bloat.