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Version 3.5.2 · 2026-08-31
Fixed Welcome-To-Pro screen. Thx Andrés!
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The store currently lists version 3.5.2, updated 2026-08-31.








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Wada Sanzo Colors is a digital adaptation of the historic color palettes created by Japanese artist Sanzo Wada in the 1930s, known today from the Dictionary of Color Combinations. Scan real-world colors, browse harmonious combinations, and copy digital color values in seconds.
• Browse all color palettes from Wada Sanzo's original collections
• The Classic Collection: Haishoku Soukan (配色総鑑) — known from the Dictionary of Color Combinations Vol. 1
• The Seasons Collection: Haishoku Soukan B-hen (配色総鑑 B篇) — known from Vol. 2
• Instantly copy RGB, HEX, and LAB values for any color palette
• Use the built-in Color Scanner to match real-world colors with the collection and find harmonious combinations for your design project
• Save favorite palettes and access them on any other device via the website…
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Fixed Welcome-To-Pro screen. Thx Andrés!
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