What Users Really Think About Color Collect - Palette Studio

Chaotic, unintuitive UI with intrusive tutorials and artificial limitations (5 color limit)

"The user interface is hard to use. You don't know why or how things are happening and theyre chaotic and unintuitive"

"the tutorial dialog was in the way of the brightness and couldn't be dismissed"

I can’t submit a photo anymore and I there is not app support! Can someone help me?

I’m a designer and I’ve been looking for a way to iterate on color palettes on mobile. I like the feature of using a photo to create a color palette. However many times the photo isn’t quite representative of the color in life. In this instance I’d like to have an easy way to edit the specific color...

I'm great with technology and this app drives me crazy. The user interface is hard to use. You don't know why or how things are happening and theyre chaotic and unintuitive. It does a lot of things that I want so I will try to get used to it but it's not fun. User experience feels sloppy.

5 color limit. Can’t see how to download whole pallet anywhere much less procreate. I do not understand what I am paying for. Enough. I’m gone.

I thought I’d finally found the right palette app until I tried adjusting the color and the tutorial dialog was in the way of the brightness and couldn’t be dismissed. RIP why. Knowing about the long press is not that important.

In app the prices are shown as about half of what the App Store will charge you. $4.99 / year $7.99 / lifetime When I click the App Store prices do not match. It shows the $ symbol in app so idk if there is a currency conversion :/ Otherwise seemed like a nice enough app

TLDR; I wouldn’t personally recommend this to anyone, especially artists as it is limiting, and instead would go for the two apps Pastel, and Coolors (app + website), I’ve mentioned. Hello! I thought I’d drop by with some feedback. The English and introduction is a little wonky, there are a few ...

Use of common hue names