Vue.js application that allows users to search for random images using the Unsplash API and extract the colors from them.

Colorthief but with modern codes

Visuafy is a Flask based visualiser and remote for Spotify which provides playback controls and different themes to choose from along with a custom theme which allows users to upload their own image as a background.

A website that finds the 4 most common colours in an uploaded image.

ColorHunt is a web application developed using Next.js 14, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript, and ColorThief. It provides users with an intuitive experience for generating color palettes. By uploading an image, ColorHunt extracts hex color values and generates palettes suitable for various creative projects.

"Your Memes" is a fun, interactive app allowing you to create custom memes using React. Fetch images from an API, add text, choose fonts and colors, and share your creativity with the world!

PalettePro is a web application built with Next.js 14, Tailwind, TypeScript, and ColorThief, offering users an intuitive color palette generation experience. Upload an image, and it will extract hex color names and generate palettes for your creative projects.

Module for pixelizing your image. Experiment with pixel and pallete sizes to get better results!

A web app that shows a graph for the number of subscribers of each of the Hololive members.

Java Maven Music Player with beautiful UI and customization

The Dominant Color Extractor is a simple Python application that allows you to extract the dominant color from an image file. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface built with CustomTkinter, making it easy for anyone to use.

Using the colorthief library, we have produced a software that, by entering a photo, gives us the six color spectrums used in the photo. You can copy any color hex

Web application that allows users to upload an image and generate a color palette from it.

Random and fun school project made in 2021 that maps artworks to your uploaded image.

🏕️ YelpCamp2020 is my first Node.js web app following The Web Developer Bootcamp by Colt Steele, alongside some tweaks of my own.

A Spotify Web Player implementation

This is a weekend project that had as goal synchronizing my RGB lighting to the color of my live wallpapers. In the end it was a pretty simple Python script and a long leacture about color theory.

✨ A mini-project for doing Hirst Spot Painting on screen, done using 🐍 Python. ✨

Programed a photo gallery where the user can upload and delete photos.