WheelMasks Hack 1.2.3 + Redeem Codes
Harmonic Colors
Developer: Roger Tallada Solano
Category: Utilities
Price: Free
Version: 1.2.3
ID: com.rogertallada.wheelmasks
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Description
WheelMasks is an utility to create harmonic color schemes that will help you improve your paintings and illustrations.
Create a wheel mask by drawing a shape over the color wheel that limits the palette of colors available for your illustration, providing you with an harmonic color scheme.
Unlike traditional palette creation apps, WheelMasks’ palettes are not limited to just a few colors, making it an ideal tool for the digital painter and colorist.
Use a preset mask or create new ones by transforming them or creating them from scratch. There are preset masks for the following color schemes: triad, square, tetradic, complementary, accent, split and analogous.
Configure the color wheel to your liking. Chose how many hues you want, how many levels for each hue and the brightness or, when available, the saturation.
You can see the color definitions, either as RGB values or Hex, in the extended palette view. You can also copy those values to the pasteboard.
- Choose from several color modes for the wheel: RGB, RYB, RYGB and Equiluminant.
- Keep an archive of the wheel masks you've created.
- Send your wheel masks to any image editing app that is capable of opening PNG files or export the swatches as an Adobe Swatch Exchange file or as Procreate's swatches.
All the modes but Equiluminant have three variants:
- Normal: a typical color wheel with saturation or brightness, you can choose, decreasing to the center of the wheel.
- Chroma: a color wheel with decreasing chroma to the center that keeps the same lightness in each hue, with lightness decreasing along the wheel from yellow to its opposite hue.
- Grey: a color wheel with colors converging to a neutral grey at the center.
The Equiluminant mode has two variants, HSLuv and HPLuv. The HSLuv color space is an extension of CIELUV, a color space that attempts perceptual uniformity. The lightness of every hue in the color wheel is perceptually the same, unlike the lightness of other color spaces which varies from hue to hue.
Create a wheel mask by drawing a shape over the color wheel that limits the palette of colors available for your illustration, providing you with an harmonic color scheme.
Unlike traditional palette creation apps, WheelMasks’ palettes are not limited to just a few colors, making it an ideal tool for the digital painter and colorist.
Use a preset mask or create new ones by transforming them or creating them from scratch. There are preset masks for the following color schemes: triad, square, tetradic, complementary, accent, split and analogous.
Configure the color wheel to your liking. Chose how many hues you want, how many levels for each hue and the brightness or, when available, the saturation.
You can see the color definitions, either as RGB values or Hex, in the extended palette view. You can also copy those values to the pasteboard.
- Choose from several color modes for the wheel: RGB, RYB, RYGB and Equiluminant.
- Keep an archive of the wheel masks you've created.
- Send your wheel masks to any image editing app that is capable of opening PNG files or export the swatches as an Adobe Swatch Exchange file or as Procreate's swatches.
All the modes but Equiluminant have three variants:
- Normal: a typical color wheel with saturation or brightness, you can choose, decreasing to the center of the wheel.
- Chroma: a color wheel with decreasing chroma to the center that keeps the same lightness in each hue, with lightness decreasing along the wheel from yellow to its opposite hue.
- Grey: a color wheel with colors converging to a neutral grey at the center.
The Equiluminant mode has two variants, HSLuv and HPLuv. The HSLuv color space is an extension of CIELUV, a color space that attempts perceptual uniformity. The lightness of every hue in the color wheel is perceptually the same, unlike the lightness of other color spaces which varies from hue to hue.
Version history
1.2.3
2021-07-10
- Re-enables copying a color description to the pasteboard.
1.2.2
2021-04-11
- Fixes a bug with all variants of grey color wheels (RGB, RYB and RGYB), they will now correctly blend to a neutral grey.
- Fixes a bug with equiluminant color wheels when the wheel settings slider had been set to saturation mode.
- Fixes a bug with equiluminant color wheels when the wheel settings slider had been set to saturation mode.
1.2.1
2020-10-19
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
1.2.0
2020-10-04
- Adds Undo and Redo for all wheel mask modifications, mistakes won't be a problem anymore!
- With this release every feature becomes free to use and WheelMasks will enter maintenance mode. No new features will be added, only bug fixes.
- With this release every feature becomes free to use and WheelMasks will enter maintenance mode. No new features will be added, only bug fixes.
1.1.4
2019-12-16
Improves Procreate swatches compatibility.
1.1.3
2019-12-09
Fixes some layout issues.
1.1.2
2019-06-10
Fixes a crash when exporting a wheel mask as a PNG image to the Photo Library.
1.1.1
2018-12-07
- Bug fixes and performance improvements.
1.1.0
2018-11-28
- New export UI: now it's much easier to preview which colors are exported to Procreate or Adobe.
1.0.9
2018-10-02
- All color modes are now available for free.
- Bug fixes.
- Bug fixes.
1.0.8
2018-06-28
- Bug fixes and UI improvements.
1.0.7
2017-08-10
- Fixes a bug detecting legacy purchases.
1.0.6
2017-08-07
- Bug fixes.
1.0.5
2015-11-12
Added an option to export all colors at once to a Procreate palettes file when there are more than 30 colors selected. When opened in Procreate they will be split in palettes of 30 colors as before but you won't have to export each palette individually.
If you enjoy using WheelMasks, please consider rating it on the App Store, thanks! :)
If you enjoy using WheelMasks, please consider rating it on the App Store, thanks! :)
1.0.4
2015-10-09
Fixes a bug that broke In-App Purchases for new users, sorry about that!
Previous version changes:
- Improves the interface so it works better with the new iOS 9 iPad's split-screen multitasking.
- In iOS 9, URLs are opened with the new Safari view without leaving the app.
- Fixes some display issues that appeared with iOS 9.
- Displays the color values in a modal view on an iPad.
- Fixes a bug that occurred when exporting more than one time to a Procreate or an Adobe Swatch Exchange palette. The first palette would keep being exported regardless of any changes to the mask.
- Fixes two crashing bugs.
Do you find WheelMasks useful? Consider writing an App Store review!
Previous version changes:
- Improves the interface so it works better with the new iOS 9 iPad's split-screen multitasking.
- In iOS 9, URLs are opened with the new Safari view without leaving the app.
- Fixes some display issues that appeared with iOS 9.
- Displays the color values in a modal view on an iPad.
- Fixes a bug that occurred when exporting more than one time to a Procreate or an Adobe Swatch Exchange palette. The first palette would keep being exported regardless of any changes to the mask.
- Fixes two crashing bugs.
Do you find WheelMasks useful? Consider writing an App Store review!
1.0.3
2015-10-07
WheelMasks 1.0.3 adds support for new iOS 9 features and some bug fixes:
- Improves the interface so it works better with the new iOS 9 iPad's split-screen multitasking.
- In iOS 9, URLs are opened with the new Safari view without leaving the app.
- Fixes some display issues that appeared with iOS 9.
- Displays the color values in a modal view on an iPad.
- Fixes a bug that occurred when exporting more than one time to a Procreate or an Adobe Swatch Exchange palette. The first palette would keep being exported regardless of any changes to the mask.
- Fixes two crashing bugs.
Do you find WheelMasks useful? Consider writing an App Store review!
- Improves the interface so it works better with the new iOS 9 iPad's split-screen multitasking.
- In iOS 9, URLs are opened with the new Safari view without leaving the app.
- Fixes some display issues that appeared with iOS 9.
- Displays the color values in a modal view on an iPad.
- Fixes a bug that occurred when exporting more than one time to a Procreate or an Adobe Swatch Exchange palette. The first palette would keep being exported regardless of any changes to the mask.
- Fixes two crashing bugs.
Do you find WheelMasks useful? Consider writing an App Store review!
1.0.2
2015-07-28
- The HUSL color library has been updated to Revision 4.
- Various minor bug fixes.
- Various minor bug fixes.
1.0.1
2015-05-29
Bug fixes:
- Solves a possible inconsistency between a wheelmask name and its filename with files transferred with iTunes.
- Adds missing spanish and catalan localizations to the unlock screen.
- Enables the Brightness/Saturation switch for the RYGB color mode.
- Solves a possible inconsistency between a wheelmask name and its filename with files transferred with iTunes.
- Adds missing spanish and catalan localizations to the unlock screen.
- Enables the Brightness/Saturation switch for the RYGB color mode.
1.0
2015-05-18
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlock everything. (Unlock all the power of WheelMasks with a one time purchase.) |
Free |
CF157587657✱✱✱✱✱ | B94F917✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.4 out of 5
41 Ratings
Reviews
d3dc,
Update Got Palettes Working
Despite developer response, the palettes from this app only worked after his app was updated and procreate was not.
Sir Luther Purrbank,
Very Practical Creative Tool
WheelMasks is a great value!
I am a composer and producer, and I do all of the artwork for my albums and apps with Procreate. WheelMasks makes the task of building a custom color palette super simple and fun. I reported a small bug related to exporting palettes to Procreate, and the developer replied immediately and then posted an update within a few days.
I am a composer and producer, and I do all of the artwork for my albums and apps with Procreate. WheelMasks makes the task of building a custom color palette super simple and fun. I reported a small bug related to exporting palettes to Procreate, and the developer replied immediately and then posted an update within a few days.
WardWesley,
Perfect!
This is a hugely useful tool for working within a color gamut leveraging any number of color theories. The ability to export color gamut is a boon since you can then import as a reference photo in another program such as Procreate, Adobe Photoshop or Corel Painter
igotabeefpastry,
Super easy and simple
I like this app, it’s an easy and simple way to build color palettes. I read that Shag uses shapes on a color wheel like this to cook up color schemes for his paintings, so I wanted to try it. This does an easy job of it, and it’s free!
critraider,
Paid For Exporting
Paid for the exporting so I could easily export palettes to Procreate. The first export worked fairly easily. I received an auto update from Procreate for Procreate 5 and now Wheel Masks only exports blank files to Procreate.
Would love to give five stars, but would like the app to be compatible with Procreate 5 in the near future so I can continue to use what I paid for.
Would love to give five stars, but would like the app to be compatible with Procreate 5 in the near future so I can continue to use what I paid for.
matthewsjc1,
Very useful
This is a very useful app! I would suggest adding being able to precisely set the points by color HEX, however.
yourenotbrightenuftothinkforme,
Genius
Nothing else here in the App Store comes close.
Moebocop,
super useful but.....
the app crashes when i try and export .pngs to save to my ipad. Please fix..
SOSensible,
Preset Colors Not Flexible Enough
I like the concept, but want to select a particular color as a base or pull that color from a photograph. This doesn’t meet my needs.
Bulldogg420,
Fix the color wheel
The color wheel is wrong. The opposite of blue is orange not yellow. I can’t use this color wheel if the colors are in the wrong spots of the real color wheel
