Pastel

Pastel

Beautiful color palettes

1.4K ratings
202 reviews
Free
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Easily capture, organize, and use color palettes for your creative projects. Analyze photos to extract dominant colors, or manually select them. Seamlessly sync your library across devices and export colors in various code formats or as pixel bitmaps.

✓Capture color palettes from photos
✓Manual color selection
✓Drag and drop colors to other apps
✓iCloud sync across devices
✓Export colors in code formats (RGB, hex, Swift)
✓Create custom wallpapers
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What's New in Pastel

2.6.2

October 2, 2026

• Behind the scenes improvements to the restore purchase flow

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Pastel (One Month)

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$1.991 Month
14 Days trial
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User reviews

Looks good to me (Share or save button is not working)

Great application. Share or save tab is not working. Please fix it for me.
With Kind Regards ~

Kein Lifetime-Kauf als In-App-Kauf

In der Übersicht im App-Store wird angezeigt, dass die Pro-Version auch als Lifetime-Kauf erhältlich sein soll.
Leider ist diese Option bei den tatsächlichen Abonnements in der App nicht verfügbar (nur: monatlich und jährlich).

Considering..

I’m still new to the app and might be overlooking it. Does the app not allow to add more than 2 collections?

Great, but needs a purchase option

The app is great, however, having just a subscription is not for me, I’d prefer to make a one time payment to get the app rather than pay monthly or annually. If you guys add it, I’d be more than happy to buy it.

Ridiculous pricing model

The app has been ruined by the removal of features that were free. Now you have to subscribe for £9.99 a year in order to use more than a limited number of pallets. Of all the apps to have a subscription with, this is one of the more pointless. They should have just made the app a one-time purchase, and even then made it just £3.99 or something.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Palettes disappearing after OS updates

Bug

Delays and freezes when using color wheel

Bug

Inconsistent behavior on different devices/OSes

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Requested Features

5 requests

Color contrast analysis tools

Feature

CMYK color support

Feature

Easier way to copy/paste color codes

Feature

Improved palette organization and management

Feature

Integration with more design apps

Feature

FAQ

What does Pastel do?

Pastel allows you to capture and collect color palettes for your creative projects. You can analyze photos to extract dominant colors, manually select colors, and organize them into a library. The app also supports exporting colors in various code formats and creating custom wallpapers.

What are the key features of Pastel?

Key features include capturing color palettes from photos, manual color selection with various pickers, drag-and-drop functionality to other apps, iCloud synchronization across devices, exporting colors in developer-friendly code formats, and a wallpaper creator.

How much does Pastel cost?

Pastel offers a free version with a limit of 8 color palettes. Users can upgrade to an unlimited version through an in-app purchase to create and store an extensive library of color palettes.

What devices is Pastel compatible with?

Pastel is designed for Apple devices, including iPhones and iPads. It leverages features like drag-and-drop specifically on iPads and utilizes iCloud for seamless syncing across your Apple ecosystem.

How can I use the color palettes I create in Pastel?

You can use the collected color palettes in various ways. Colors can be dragged and dropped into other apps that support this feature, exported in code representations like hex or Swift for development, or used to create custom wallpapers and Apple Watch faces.