Rainbow Riot
Easily transform your images into stunning color palettes with a click. Perfect for designers and developers.
Overview
Rainbow Riot is an open-source web application that allows users to upload images and automatically generate beautiful color palettes from them. Whether you're a designer looking for inspiration or a developer looking to integrate color extraction into your project, this tool is designed to make the process easy and efficient.
Features
- Color Palette Generation: Generate a color palette based on the uploaded image or gif.
- Interactive Web Interface: A sleek and user-friendly web application built with DaisyUI.
- MIT License: Open-source and available for use in your projects.
Summary
Rainbow Riot is a handy tool for designers and developers alike, offering an easy and efficient way to generate color palettes from uploaded images. With its sleek and user-friendly web interface, it provides an interactive experience for exploring and saving color palettes. Being an open-source project with an MIT license, Rainbow Riot is a great addition to any design or development workflow.
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