How to design your palette
The page opens with an original 12-pan sample, so you can start by changing it. Select a pan in the preview (click, tap, or Tab to it) and edit it on the right: give it a name, choose a color with the picker, a hex code such as #B2643A or one of the quick colors, then pick a finish.
- Matte has no shine; satin has a soft sheen; shimmer adds fine sparkle across the pan.
- Metallic looks like foil, with a bright highlight and darker edges; glitter shows separate flecks that flash as the light moves. For glitter, the second color sets the fleck color.
- Duochrome has two colors: the base, and the shift color that shows where the light hits.
Move the light angle slider, or move your pointer over the palette, to see how each finish catches the light. To reorder, drag one pan onto another to swap them, use the Move earlier and Move later buttons, or hold Shift and press an arrow key on a selected pan. Changing the number of pans keeps your shades; new pans start as neutrals.
Example: for a quick everyday quad, choose 4 square pans, then set a pale satin for the brow bone, a mid matte brown for the crease, a shimmer bronze for the lid and a deep matte brown for the outer corner and lash line.
Download PNG saves a sharp image of the palette; Copy shade list gives you names, hex codes and finishes as text. Save palette keeps it in this browser, and Export all writes a backup file you can import later.