GenoPal for Windows

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Key Details of GenoPal

Choose and combine color from any window, picture, and existing palette for your graphics.
Last updated on July 23, 2015
There have been 4 updates
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Developer’s Description

Choose and combine color from any window, picture, and existing palette for your graphics.

GenoPal is an easy to use, but hard to beat, color combination and matching tool. It lets the user pick a color from an existing palette or any window or picture on your computer. GenoPal will move around in over 16 million different colors, to find the ones that match yours. It generates exciting palettes that you can save for later use, read in HEX, or export directly to PhotoShop or Illustrator.

GenoPal for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: July 10, 2006

Latest update: July 23, 2015

Version: 2.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 98

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/2000/XP, Microsoft .NET framework 2.0

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Total Downloads: 1,150

Downloads Last Week: 0

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2/5

1 User Votes

Ultimately, it's not that great
GPreviewerAugust 7, 2007
Pros
The interface is intuitive. Although some features have been stripped from the earlier version (presumably so they can be pushed to the more expensive 'pro' version) it's easy to choose colors, if you like your colors close to each other.
Cons
This is not a tool for you if you do design and understand something about color. What GenoPal does is pick analogous colors, both in terms of hue and in terms of lightness and saturation. Color schemes will look flat, and even with the levers full out, the program returns a narrow range of hues. There's no control over saturation except "on" or "off" -- and, as I said, off is fine only if you like all your colors subdued all of the time. GenoPal is no match for a tool like Adobe's kuler. If you need an automated color chooser because you don't understand how colors work together, then fine. Otherwise steer clear of GenoPal.
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