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Looking to streamline your colour selection process for your design projects? Look no further than smudge Developer Colour Palette. This app offers a plethora of features to help you choose, organise, convert, and share your colours seamlessly with its built-in AI assistant.

With smudge Developer Colour Palette, you can easily use the in-app colour picker to choose a colour or enter your desired values for HEX, RGB, or Swift code. Plus, smudge Developer Colour Palette automatically shows your recently used colours for easy access and allows you to save frequently used colours to your favourites for even quicker access.

But that's not all - smudge Developer Colour Palette also offers palette organisation to group your colours by project or brand, along with the ability to add names and notes to each colour. And with automatic cloud syncing, all your palettes and colours are available on all your Apple devices.

What's more, smudge Developer Colour Palette also lets you share your colours and palettes with your team or clients. You can invite others to your palette and even set permissions for read, add, edit, and remove access. And, with the ability to add palettes that have been shared with you, everyone is on the same page with their colour choices.

But smudge Developer Colour Palette isn't only about manual colour selection and organisation. It also offers AI-powered features like the AI colour extraction tool to generate palettes based on specific elements within an image, as well as the AI assistant tool to generate a colour palette based on specific search phrases.

Not to mention, smudge Developer Colour Palette is available on all Apple devices (iPad, iPhone, and Mac), making it easy to access your colours and palettes on any device.

However, keep in mind that some of these AI features require an active subscription and are limited to 100 uses per month. But with so many features and an easy-to-use interface, smudge Developer Colour Palette is a must-have for any designer looking to streamline their colour selection process. So why not give it a try today?