Good tool, but with uncomfortable issues... If you have a lot of colours of a palette imported, it would, the colors can only be seen if you move the slider endlessly to the right to see all colours at once. Extremely ineffective and time-consuming. Also the tool has other UI problems (in 2020.3 tested), it forces too much space in some window constellations and destroys the window layouts, as well as some words can't be read (cut out, "show" is shown as "how"... just an example to explain the problems). Also, I got some errors: Assets\PygmyMonkey\ColorPalette\Runtime\Importers\WebsiteImporters\DribbbleWebsiteImporter.cs(16,9): warning CS0618: 'UnityWebRequest.isNetworkError' is obsolete: 'UnityWebRequest.isNetworkError is deprecated. Use (UnityWebRequest.result == UnityWebRequest.Result.ConnectionError) instead.' This asset should be updated and optimized for current available and newer Unity versions. Will rate 5 stars as soon the problems are solved, currently it feels not good to use it, as I expect working user unterfaces without any problems.

Firstly, what a great asset! I was thinking about writing something similar myself and it was great to come here and find something so well made. If you're looking for something that will allow you to abstract all of your colour information and change an entire UI's colour-scheme in a single click then this will go a long way to helping you with that. The palette import feature is also really useful. A couple of small gripes - it doesn't seem to be compatible with button highlight/hover/etc colours. As others have said, it would be really useful to be able to include these too. Also, somehow I was able to corrupt the palettes and make it think that the palette I was selecting was a different one. I managed to fix this by deleting the palettes file. Overall, it's saved me a lot of time and I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a Unity colour management solution. You can watch my video review here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXn4B0xCJ5I

Right now it's impossible to select Highlited, Pressed, and Disabled color for button from palette. It would be extremely useful.

This asset saved me several days' work. Just plug and play. No complicated setup. Absolutely recommended!

Really useful for any kind of app or game development. Change the whole look of your app in one click and experiment with colour game wide on the go. It will save you a ton of time in the long run. I haven't had to use support because it's really just so simple to use. Thank You!

It is a very usefull asset, but support seems to be unavailable.

This is a fantastic plugin - especially if you're working with multiple versions of an app and need to colorize them. This is a huge time saver and works like a charm!

Really great tool! I'm using it in many of my projects. And it saves me a lot of time!

This asset is pretty much essential to prevent a headache when designing in Unity. It allows you to explore different colour schemes and moods easily, without being distracted by changing every colour by hand. Plus point for being so intuitive to use--you'll understand it once you open the window. UI Clean UI, very neat, and easy to use. Creating colour schemes is pain-free and the whole system is really flexible. SUPPORT They answer fast and are extremely helpful--I even got an early update that was not released on the asset store yet as it included a feature that I needed. I don't know about you, but I always feel comfortable knowing that I can rely on the developers, and this seems to be the case here. USAGE This tool is so flexible that I actually believe that everybody could find a use for it. I'm currently working on a UI-heavy app, so it's pretty obvious that Color Palette not only allows me to tweak my colour scheme on the fly, but it also makes it easier to allow the user to create his own colour scheme. It also makes creating layout mockups in Unity more comfortable than in Photoshop, as experimenting with colours is made easy. Apart from this, I'm playing with the thought to integrate this system in my Character-Creation-System--switching between different variations would be pretty comfortable. I also could see myself using this for environments--there are times when you need to create mood variations quickly (either for a client or for yourself), and this system could be a pretty good foundation. Also-- oh, well, I guess you see my point. tl;dr This asset does exactly what it promises, the support is excellent and you won't regret buying this as it's so versatile.

This is a very nice kit for importing color palettes, and for changing the color scheme of entire scenes, it works very well. I had some personal requirements that the kit did not address straight out of the box, but the code is very well written and easy to understand, so I was able to modify/extend it quite easily. The publisher was also very quick to answer some questions I had and appears to offer great support.