Adobe kuler is a flash-based web application from Adobe Labs that lets users create and share color schemes based on predefined color formulas, or by mixing their own using an interactive color wheel.

Mac only: Color picker application Mondrianum adds Adobe Kuler color schemes in a plug-in for OS X—choosing killer color schemes has never been easier. Once installed, using the application is as ...

Adobe has released a new public beta for the Web version of its Kuler color palette app. Headlining this update, Adobe has finally brought back the ability to upload an image and automatically extract ...

Liam loves Android, design, user experience, and travel. He doesn't love ill-proportioned letter forms, advertisements made entirely of stock photography, and writing biographical snippets. Adobe, the ...

Adobe has released the Kuler iOS app for creating color themes on the iPhone. Designers can use Kuler to generate color palettes with help from the iPhone’s camera. The app and new Kuler website were ...

After being announced in 2011, and promoted earlier in May, Adobe's Kuler color-picking iOS app hit the App Store on Thursday, offering an easy method for artists to capture and modify color swatches ...

Although I've yet to find a personal use for it, I've always been intrigued by Adobe's Kuler technology. Most of the implementations we've seen so far, which includes the Web site and integration into ...

Color, one of the seven elements of art, is an important aspect of every design. It is so impactful that designers often neglect other elements, such as form and value, to the detriment of their work.

The Web site for building and browsing five-color sets once again can create color schemes from uploaded photos. With the Android app gone, the Web site is the only Kuler option for Android device ...

One of our favorite design tools, Adobe's Kuler color scheme sharing service, has received a minor, but welcome upgrade, adding support for Flickr images. Kuler already supported uploading images and ...

Artists work with real paint by mixing groups of colors on a palette, making for natural blending and color combinations. That's a far cry from Photoshop-type color pickers, which let you grab ...