Tap a color in your palette or on the canvas, and see which real paint colors from Winsor & Newton, Golden, and Liquitex can match it. Get exact single-paint matches and two-color mixing recipes with ratios — the #1 requested feature by traditional painters.

Show the dominant color percentages as a bar chart or pie chart alongside the simplified image. "This painting is 42% warm ochre, 28% deep blue..." The extractPalette function already calculates weight per cluster — this feature will display it visually, giving you an instant understanding of your image's color distribution. Know exactly how much of each color dominates your composition.

Let artists compare their image's palette against famous paintings by Vermeer, Monet, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and more. "Your palette is closest to Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring." This is a unique educational feature no competitor has — it connects your work to the great masters and helps you understand the color choices that defined art history.

Add a toggle to preview your image as seen by people with different types of color vision deficiency — protanopia (red-blind), deuteranopia (green-blind), and tritanopia (blue-blind). About 8% of men and 0.5% of women have some form of color vision deficiency. This tool helps you create inclusive artwork and designs that communicate effectively to everyone.

Let artists select 3-5 colors and see the image re-rendered using only those colors. This is the classic painter's exercise — restrict your palette to a handful of tubes and learn to mix everything from them. The processImage function already does quantization. Restricting it to user-selected colors creates the ultimate practice tool for improving your mixing skills and color intuition.

Use the device camera to pick colors from the real world in real-time — scan a flower, a sunset, a piece of fabric, a wall. Add those colors directly to your collected palette. No more guessing what color something is. See the hex code, RGB values, and closest paint name live as you point your camera. The perfect bridge between the real world and your digital palette.