FOR CLIP STUDIO PAINT
Chroma Space Standalone Pro sits beside Clip Studio Paint in its own window. It shows any color under real lighting (highlight, shadow, and bounce), and the color you pick goes straight to your Clip Studio brush. Colors you pick in Clip Studio come back too.
Watch the 75-second videoStandalone Pro runs on a Windows or Mac (beta) computer. Get the link by email and open it there.
One email with the link. No newsletter.
Pick a color in either app and the other one follows. No delay on Windows.
Shaped by 15+ years of color decisions in games, film, and illustration.
No subscription. Works offline too, with a quick online check once a month.
Standalone Pro is its own small window. Keep it on top of Clip Studio Paint, and the color you pick lands on your brush.
Clip Studio Paint, with the Chroma Space window outlined in blue.
Colors you pick in Chroma Space go straight to Clip Studio's brush color, with no delay on Windows. Nothing to copy and paste.
Colors you pick in Clip Studio, with the eyedropper or the color wheel, come into Chroma Space, so you can check them under the light.
Open Connect to Smartphone in Clip Studio and Chroma Space reads the QR code once. After that it reconnects on its own, even after you close and reopen Clip Studio.
The same Standalone Pro links to Krita both ways. For Photoshop, use the Chroma Space panel, which docks inside Photoshop.
All apps Standalone Pro works withMove the same color through Sphere, Cube, Mountain and Face to judge form, landscape values, and skin tones from multiple angles.
Preview Depth Fog, Reflectivity, Color Dynamics, Toon Shading, Subsurface, and Contrast before you paint.
Move through a day before you commit a brushstroke. One drag shifts the sky, ambient bounce, shadow color, and material value together.
You get the full manual light rig too, including the spot and directional key light toggle, and you can save lighting setups to reuse.
A continuous capture from the real picker, using Sphere, the default model. Its color stays fixed while the Time of Day slider moves.
Why colors go wrong, how a 3D picker fixes it, and the result on a real painting. Recorded in the Photoshop version, which uses the same picker.
Traditional pickers force you to mentally simulate how sunlight warms surfaces, how shadows cool, and how bounced ambient light fills form. Chroma Space gives you the answer before you paint.
Keep the sliders you already know (HSB, RGB, LAB, CMYK) and see every color you pick under real light.
A number and a swatch, floating in a void. You discover how it reacts to sunset only after you paint.
The same sliders, working on a color already under sunset lighting. Highlight, core shadow, and bounce are visible before you paint.
Recorded in the Photoshop version. Standalone Pro uses the same picker.
The Palette panel reads the lit render and gives you the base color plus a highlight, midtone, shadow and bounce color. Click any row to copy its hex code.
The same window works whatever you are painting. Pick a color, check it under the light, and send it to the brush.
Read this before you buy, so nothing surprises you.
Pay once, keep it. Try it in the browser first, then decide.
See every feature (90s video, recorded in Photoshop) · Chroma Space for Photoshop
Standalone Pro runs on a Windows or Mac (beta) computer. Get the link by email and open it there.
One email with the link. No newsletter.Everything in Chroma Space Pro, in its own window: Time of Day presets and saved lighting setups, the Sphere, Cube, Mountain and Face models, Subsurface and Chrome materials, Toon shading, Depth Fog, Color Dynamics and unlimited pinned favorites. Plus two-way links to Krita and Clip Studio Paint, a screen eyedropper, global hotkeys and palette exports.
Standalone Pro for a whole team: up to 10 seats on one invoice, seat changes handled by email when someone joins or leaves, and priority email support answered within one working day.
Usually because shadows are made by darkening toward gray or black instead of shifting the hue. Real shadows change color. Chroma Space shows you that shadow color on a lit 3D form, so you can sample it instead of guessing.
The demo at the top of this page is the real picker, running in your browser. No download and no signup. Pro models, advanced materials and the app connections live in the app itself.
No, not on Windows. The color lands on your Clip Studio brush as soon as you pick it. The Mac version is in beta.
No. Chroma Space reads the QR code that Clip Studio shows, so it connects from the same computer.
Yes. Colors you pick in Clip Studio with either one come into Chroma Space.
Yes. It links to Krita both ways too, and works with other apps in beta. See every app it works with.
No. Standalone Pro runs on its own on Windows and on macOS (beta). If you paint in Photoshop, the Chroma Space panel is the better fit.
Standalone Pro is its own app with its own license key, sold separately. Your Photoshop license keeps working as it is.
No. You pay once and the version you buy is yours to keep. It works offline too: it only needs internet to activate, and once a month to confirm your license.
Email us within 30 days and we will refund you in full. No form to fill in and no questions asked.
Own it forever for the price of a brush pack.
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