Find images by color — type a hex or a color name, tap a preset swatch, or click any color in an image's palette.
What changed
- Color search in the Images tab — type a hex code (
#3a6ff2, even shorthand#3a6) or a color name ("teal", "burgundy", "sky blue") into search and pick the new "Filter by color" suggestion. Matching is perceptual: near shades count, and results are ordered nearest-first. - Color swatches for every image — the app now extracts a small color palette from the pixels of each image in the background, so color search covers your whole library — not just AI-analyzed images. On first launch after updating, palettes build once in the background; everything stays usable while it runs.
- Browse from an empty search box — clicking search on the Images tab now shows a quiet panel with ten color dots and your most-used tags, so a filter is one click away before you type anything.
- Click a palette color to search it — in the image detail panel, the color squares now filter your library by that color; clicking the hex text still copies it.
Fixes
- Search suggestions close on pick — choosing a tag or color from the dropdown now closes it immediately (the chip in the search box is the confirmation).
- Hardened this release with an adversarial multi-agent review: guarded palette data from malformed imports, fixed a background-sweep mismatch that could fire wasted work, corrected screen-reader semantics in the suggestion list, and made transparent-GIF palettes composite correctly.