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Being able to save and share custom palettes would be huge, especially ones extracted from specific games or artwork. Maybe a small built-in gallery where people can browse and grab community-made palettes, or even just export/import a .pal file.
The palette extraction combined with Floyd-Steinberg dithering is such a thoughtful touch, letting you nail that authentic Game Boy or CGA look without fiddling forever. Genuinely impressed by how snappy the whole thing feels in the browser.
About RetoDemake Studio on Product Hunt
“Vos médias d'aujourd'hui sur les consoles d'hier.”
RetoDemake Studio was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #16 on the daily leaderboard. An interactive web tool to instantly turn images, MP4 videos, and GIFs into retro pixel art. Supports classic console palettes (Game Boy, NES, CGA, C64) with custom palette extraction, Floyd-Steinberg dithering, CRT scanline effects, and PNG/WebM export - HvKOkla/RetroDemake-Studio
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Being able to save and share custom palettes would be huge, especially ones extracted from specific games or artwork. Maybe a small built-in gallery where people can browse and grab community-made palettes, or even just export/import a .pal file.