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Learn how to work with Suisai, from picking your first color to building palettes, mixing pigments, checking contrast, and taking your colors into other applications.
New to Suisai? Start with Installing Suisai and Sampling a color. If you are looking for a particular feature, choose a topic below.
- Installing SuisaiDownload, install, and set up Suisai on your Mac.
- Sampling a colorPick colors from anywhere on your screen, use Quick Pick, and work from the menu bar.
- Building a paletteCreate, edit, name, arrange, and save your own color collections.
- Modes and harmoniesExplore seven color harmonies and ramps generated from starting colors.
- Palettes from picturesExtract colors from photographs, choose extraction methods, and refine selections with pins.
- The BenchCompare colors, measure differences, and create spectral pigment mixtures.
- ContrastCheck WCAG 2.2 contrast with Nōtan's Pair, Matrix, Ladder, Reach, and color-vision simulations.
- The Palette LibraryFind, search, and reuse palette files and stylesheet colors across your Mac.
- Copying and exportingCopy in 43 code formats, drag colors into applications, and export complete palettes.
- Files and formatsOpen, save, install, and manage palette files and imported stylesheets.
- Keyboard shortcutsFind commands for sampling, palette editing, windows, the Bench, Nōtan, and the Library.
- SettingsConfigure appearance, watched folders, color profiles, code formats, and shortcuts.