A new release of Cyotek Palette Editor is now available which focuses on getting data in and out of the editor. New features the ability to print palettes, import to and from CSS stylesheets, and the ability to define custom templates for exporting palettes into text based formats.
Back in 2014, I posted a sneak peak highlighting upcoming Palette Editor features; chiefly color scheme functionality and undo/redo support. While the undo/redo feature was deployed with the next build of the software, color schemes have been languishing incomplete and only available within debug builds for over two years. I'm pleased to say that finally that color schemes are going to see the light of day as the first step in making Palette Editor more than just a mere editor.
If you use Cyotek's [Color Palette Editor](/cyotek-palette-editor) to create palettes that are displayed on community sites such as forums, then it can be handy to display a preview of the palette. A new feature in the Palette Editor can now produce these images for you as this post briefly describes.
Updates have been slow the last few months as most of our development time has been on rewriting our application framework, which I'll talk about in another post. With this post, I wanted to quickly demonstrate some upcoming features of the Color Palette Editor. The first of these features has been work in progress for a while now and regretfully it'll probably be WIP for a bit longer yet.