Color Picker improvements
import color palettes from plain text files containing HEX color codes per line (like Pipette from Stefan Trost)
export all saved color palettes for backup
a button to purge the recent colors history (while saved palettes remain untouched)
rearrange the order of colors shown in Monarch, maybe pin the most important color to be always shown at the top?
Quick mockup https://i.imgur.com/LKh8jzm.png
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Devin
Oct 15, 2025
I know this would probably be a lot, but I use coolors.com for work a ton and to be able to build a color pallet based on the a couple colors I currently have would be awesome. Essentially a color palette generator based on color theory. You can see in more detail if you play around with the app.
I already cant live without the color picker lol
rmdashrfv
Jul 2, 2024
Oh I really like item 3 to purge recent colors history without affecting color palettes.
Also thank you for the mockup, that is quite inspiring! Do you think that it could be that the double-column layout for the colors renders the text too small or do you think that's fine?
dummydecoy
Jul 4, 2024
Now that you mention it, the double-column layout might indeed render the text too small. How about an option to autoresize the Monarch color picker window itself vertically to show more colors? :D
Also, can I edit my original post above? I can't seem to find an edit button. I forgot to request one more important feature: the ability to keep the Monarch color picker window open, like pin it to be always seen on the desktop like a regular app even if I click away to another program? Yesterday I needed to transfer 12 colors to a Google Slides document and I had to reopen Monarch each time.
rmdashrfv
Jul 5, 2024
I can look and see if there is an enable button to edit these things, but I think that just adding a comment here and then I can definitely update the post for you (according to this UI at least).
Also, yes, that is annoying to have to continuously reopen it. I think i have some ideas, let me play with them and circle back to this!