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Turn colors into a collection that works.

ColorFlowTex helps textile technicians and designers create, organize and analyze professional palettes on iPhone and iPad.

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ColorFlowTex palette editor on iPad
Designer sorting in ColorFlowTex on iPhone

Color,
with method.

From 3 to 500 samples, organized with a clear logic built for everyday work.

Color analysis and Palette Balance in ColorFlowTex 1.5
01

Create and import

Add colors with the picker, HEX or RGB. Import CSV and XLSX data or samples from images.

02

Sort like a designer

Compare before and after, understand the classification, and manually adjust each color’s family and role.

03

Analyze palette balance

Assess light, mid, dark, neutral, accent, and family distribution alongside duplicates, color gaps, and suggestions.

04

Export and share

Generate PDFs, images, color strips, and technical CIELAB data with Delta E between consecutive samples.

Version 1.5 · ColorCheck

Two samples.
A guided comparison.

From original to comparison sample: explore differences in the appearance recorded by the camera, directly on your device.

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01

Original first, comparison next

A two-capture workflow with a central reticle to select a representative area of each sample.

02

Focus with a tap

Tap the preview to start autofocus at the selected point. Exposure and white balance stay locked between samples.

03

Get closer

On compatible devices, select the close-up lens before capturing the original. The lens’s reported minimum focus distance helps you position the phone.

04

Understand the differences

See whether the comparison image is lighter, darker, redder, greener, yellower or bluer. Photographic ΔE00 describes the images, not a certified fabric measurement.

05

Checks and clear limits

Exposure and uniformity checks help flag captures that may not be representative. Every session starts with acknowledgement of the method’s limitations.

06

On-device and bilingual

On-device analysis with Italian and English instructions. ColorCheck images stay in session memory and are neither saved nor uploaded to servers.

What’s new, version by version.

The ColorFlowTex update history: each new release is added alongside earlier versions.

1.5 · ColorCheck — latest version ↑
Version 1.4 · The professional workflow
  • Designer before and after: sorting preview and an explanation of each sample’s classification.
  • Editable classification: manually assign a color family and a Base, Accent or Bridge role.
  • Improved Designer sorting: more stable ordering, contextual peach transitions and clearer explanations.
  • Company workspace: access clients, collections and the color library from the main screen.
  • Projects and revisions: organize palettes by client, collection and season; keep colors and metadata in successive revisions.
  • Company color library: add, search, edit and delete approved samples, reusing them as independent copies.
  • Palette Balance: tonal distribution, neutrals, accents and families to complete.
  • Technical export: CIELAB data and Delta E between consecutive samples.
  • iPad workspace: project, balance and resources in the professional panel beside the editor.

Inside ColorFlowTex.

Updated screenshots from version 1.5: from your library to before-and-after sorting and color card analysis. Select an image to open it at full resolution.

Four steps. One coherent color card.

01

Collect

Enter colors manually or import the data you already have.

02

Organize

Choose Designer, Families, Hue, Lightness or Saturation.

03

Refine

Analyze, correct and freely reorder with drag and drop.

04

Share

Export the color card in the format that fits your workflow.

Your colors stay yours.

ColorFlowTex requires no account and stores palettes and analysis locally on your device. No advertising, no tracking.

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Need a hand?

Quick guides, answers to common questions and a direct link to the developer.

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