Get a website's colors as a Procreate palette.
Mira measures a site's palette and packs it as a .swatches file you can import into Procreate.
What's in the palette
brand.swatches holds up to 30 colors from the site, the ones that cover the most of it first, and the palette takes the brand name Mira found.
Importing it into Procreate
The file comes in the swatch pack ZIP. Unzip it in Files on your iPad. In Procreate, open the Colors panel, go to Palettes, tap + and choose New from File, then pick brand.swatches. You can also drag the file onto the Palettes tab.
The same ZIP holds brand.ase for Adobe apps, design tokens and Tailwind themes.
Questions
How many colors does the Procreate palette hold?
Up to 30, the colors that cover the most of the site first.
Can I use the colors in Adobe apps?
Yes. The swatch pack has brand.ase, an Adobe Swatch Exchange file that Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign can load.
Which websites work with Mira?
Most server-rendered websites work. Sites that block datacenter traffic or serve a bot challenge, such as Amazon, may not return content to the web version. The native macOS app crawls from your own connection and gets through more often.
Is Mira free?
Yes. Mira is free to use and needs no account or sign-in.