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Colir

Colir is a desktop gradient editor for building custom gradients with curve-based control, real-time rendering, and texture effects. It supports PNG and WebP export, share links, and a free plan limited to personal use.

Colir

Overview

Colir is a desktop gradient editor for creating custom gradients with curve-based control. Instead of limiting you to standard linear or radial setups, it lets you shape how color moves across the canvas with separate X and Y curves, then refine the result with blend modes and visual effects.

The product is built for designers and other visual creators who need gradients for brand identity, print, video and motion, web design, or digital art. It also provides curated templates, built-in palettes, and export options so you can move from a starting point to a finished image or shareable link in a few steps.

Features

Curve-based gradient control

Use separate X and Y curves to control how colors flow across the canvas, instead of relying on only linear or radial gradients.

Real-time rendering

See edits update immediately through GPU-accelerated WebGL rendering, including work at higher resolutions.

Blend modes

Choose from 12 blend modes and apply them across the canvas and effects to shape contrast and mixing.

Visual effects

Add noise, feather, glitter, distortion, and patterns to introduce texture, soften edges, or break up banding.

Export and sharing

Export gradients as PNG or WebP at 1×, 2×, 3×, or 4× scale, or generate a share link for reuse.

Palettes and templates

Start from one of 9 built-in palettes or curated templates, then edit stops, curves, and effects to fit the final design.

Use Cases

  • Brand and identity design

    Create branded gradients for identity systems, campaign assets, or layout backgrounds when you want a look that goes beyond basic linear gradients.

  • Video and motion graphics

    Build background plates, title cards, and texture-rich scenes for motion pieces by combining curves with distortion, glitter, and patterns.

  • Web design

    Produce custom web backgrounds and section treatments that need to export cleanly as image files or be shared with collaborators.

  • Digital art

    Generate experimental gradients for illustrations, posters, or digital compositions where color flow and surface texture matter.

  • Fast concepting

    Start from a curated template or built-in palette, then adapt the gradient by adjusting stops, curves, and effects to fit a project brief.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Separate X and Y curves give precise control over how gradients are distributed.
  • Edits render in real time, including at higher resolutions.
  • The app includes several texture and cleanup effects such as noise, feather, glitter, distortion, and patterns.
  • Exports are available in PNG and WebP, with scale options up to 4×.
  • A share link is available for saved gradients.

Cons

  • The app currently works on desktop only.
  • The free plan is limited to personal use and 5 exports per day.
  • The source does not show current pricing details on the pricing page, which returns a 404.

FAQ

Can I use Colir for commercial projects?

Yes. The source says the free plan is for personal use only, while PRO includes commercial use and client work.

Does Colir work on mobile?

No. The guide and app show Colir runs in the browser on desktop, and the app explicitly says it works on desktop for now.

What export formats does Colir support?

You can export PNG and WebP files at 1×, 2×, 3×, or 4× scale.

Can I share a gradient with others?

Colir can generate a share link for a gradient so you can send it to someone or revisit it later.

Does Colir offer refunds?

A refund policy is published and says purchases are covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee, handled through Paddle.

Quick Facts

Category
Design Tool
Platform
Desktop web app
Source domain
colir.space
Primary workflow
Create, refine, and export custom gradients
Export formats
PNG, WebP
Free plan
Personal use only; 5 exports per day

Альтернативы Colir