You can explore color theory in real time in a native macOS application. When you open the app, it will open to the main screen.
Aeon Color has three main sections, plus and about and probably the help button you got here from. Color Moods, Color Selector, and Color Extractions. Let's start with moods. Click the Go to Color Moods button.
In the color moods section, you can review a series of color sets that are curated by mood. This is an expanding list.
In the color selector, you can explore HEX colors in real time, get data about the current selected color quickly, switch colors, and you have all the power of the copy feature as well. You can also save a PDF report of the color detail.
Color Extractions is a tool that extracts the most common colors in an image, or folder of images, and provides the result of a backup png, a processed png with blur (if blur used), a text file with all the HEX colors in it so you can easily use them, and a png made of swatches from those hex colors for easy inclusion in graphic design apps.
Press the Surprise Me Button for a fun, random HEX color
Click on the Name of any color Mood to see its definition and a list of
Color Groups have three colors in them
Click on the icon to copy the "#hexvalue" of that color into your macOS clipboard and use it anywhere
Click the Export PDF Icon to save a PDF of this Color Set
Choose the location, change the name if needed, and click save
Press the swatch next to PICK A COLOR and use apple's built in color picker to choose a color visually, or...
type or paste directly into the hex field, making sure to include the # symbol
Copy the current HEX Color into the system clipboard
Click on the surprise me button for a random color
Save a PDF of this color detail
Click on any color swatch to make it the main HEX Color
Click the copy icon next to any color swatch to copy it into the clipboard
Choose the location, change the name if needed, and click save
Color Extractions is a tool that extracts the most common colors in an image, or folder of images, and provides the result of a backup png, a processed png with blur (if blur used), a text file with all the HEX colors in it so you can easily use them, and a png made of swatches from those hex colors for easy inclusion in graphic design apps.
2. Choose image from your computer
After the previous step you will see the chosen image name fill in, press the Select Save Folder
3. Choose save location from your computer
Immediately you see the dialog box prompting you for save location. Choose the destination and click OK. After the previous step you will see the chosen save location name fill in
A file called originalname + timestamp + blurred.png optional result if you choose to apply a blur before processing