Hit the "output hex" button to have the table below the palette display hexidecimal color values. Click the "save base" button to write the current base color to a cookie for safe keeping. You can call up the colors you've saved via the "view saved" button.
From there you may set a saved color as the base, delete an individual color or delete all of the colors you've saved. Press the "cancel" button to take no action. As of version 1. This is a temporary image and does not exist on the server -- don't bookmark it and don't link to it. If you want to keep the image you'll have to save it to your hard drive.
Permalink for this palette. Enter a valid six character hex value and then click the. If you see a color in the palette that you would like to set as the base color for the palette, simply click the next to that color.
You may change the colors that the application blends the base color with by changing the hex values next to "Top Blend" and "Bottom Blend". Type in a valid six character hex value and the click the.
To quickly reset the blend colors back to their defaults of white and black, click either or. The application will store up to colors for you. Each time a new base color is defined, it will be added to your color history. The color history is persistent and will remain if you close the application.
Once colors are stored, the color history will start over from the begining and overwrite older colors.
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