Link: Kuler by Adobe

Written by Alexander • on March 16, 2010

Note

Please note that this is an archived post, so links, code and the communicated message might be outdated. YMMV

After browsing the blogosphere today I stumbled upon a very nice color scheme web application created by Adobe: Kuler. It reminds me of a bloated, but better version of Colorschemer.

Easy to use

It's very easy to use and the Kuler concept offers a great deal of community interaction.

Side note

Remember, if you want to pick colours from your desktop, or from everywhere else on your computer, you can use Colorpix from Colorschemer.

Update: Is Kuler a rip off?

Hm, I just discovered that Kuler is a rip off of colourlovers.com: http://www.colourlovers.com/web/blog/2007/07/06/for-the-record-adobe-kuler-vs-colourlovers / http://visualrinse.com/2007/07/07/adobe-ripped-off-a-blogger-to-create-kuler/

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