Paleto - mixing colors

Name: Paleto - mixing colors
Rating: 4.3 (538 reviews)
Author: SUKHUI SON

By: SUKHUI SON App

Color Mixing, Detect, Library

Overview

Version:

3.1.6

Last updated: 2026-01-07

Features & Capabilities

Paleto is a color toolkit for designers and creators. It lets you blend colors, detect colors from photos, and organize them in a 1400+ color library with a shareable palette feature.

It offers a free version with basic mixing and a Pro option for custom colors and an ad-free experience. Subscriptions are monthly or life, with terms and details available in the app and the project repository.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Design Photography Open Source

By:

SUKHUI SON

Rating:

4.30

(538)

Version:

3.1.6 Last updated: 2026-01-07

Version code:

881287526

Creation date:

2018-10-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

83.01MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-22

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 79,548 ▼ 255

Other rankings

#52 in eyedropper keyword 44 ▼ 2

For Developers

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Developed by:

SUKHUI SON

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/paleto-mixing-colors/id1425573301

Website:

https://paleto-1017a.web.app

User Reviews

Users praise Paleto for its core color-mixing and color-code features and for a simple UI, plus a one-time payment option. However, many reviews condemn the free version’s ads and color-mixing limits, report pro-purchase issues, and point to UX gaps like sampling from photos and missing color-creation recipes.

Pros

Core color-mixing tool with RGB/HEX color-code support and palette management.
Simple, clean user interface that is easy to use.
One-time payment option (no ongoing subscription).
Useful for color exploration and design tasks, including finding and applying hex codes.

Cons

Ads are frequent and intrusive in the free version, including gambling ads.
In-app pro purchases often fail to process or cannot be restored.
Free version limits mixing to a small number of colors (about seven) without pro.
UX gaps make sampling colors from photos difficult (no zoom) and there’s no easy way to see exact mixing recipes or rename saved colors.