Feature Requests

This may sound stupid, but how do you create a color scale when you want a specific color to be the 600 value (or any other value) in the Tailwind CSS naming convention? Here's what I'm doing: I change the color to the 600 value and set it as the Main stop. But then the rest of the colors remain as is. I don't see a way to automatically have the rest of the colors “adjust” to the main stop color at the 600 value. Any guidance would be appreciated.

The scale colors are confusing ... 1) if you want to get scales consistent from one color within the palette to the other; it is hard to do so in the current form 2) in order to get the right palette, i feel like i'm arbitrarily adding scales w/o really knowing what i'm doing 3) it was helpful in the last version to have the scales displayed in the color map where you can move and adjust them; now with it being on the slider; not sure if it is a knowledge or skill issue; but i'm not sure how to operate it in the same way to get the effect that i'd want 4) for the whole palette; i'd like for each color to have a consistent scale colors; but getting it consistent throughout seems very difficult 5) its hard to add a first and last scale color; you have to add a second or second to last and then change the first or last based on the added ones

It would be helpful if it was possible to duplicate a single color within a palette to use it as a starting point for a different color

I've uploaded a json that has a palette with more than 14 values and it uploads successfully but when attempting to go into the palette; it just bugs out without an error message or anything. There should be something to catch that the palette has too many colors or proceed with a subset of the colors or the ability to remove some colors before proceeding. https://www.loom.com/share/355aaf285e714f91a5d3795541bc4126?sid=5498a257-7744-471a-b203-62856decae04

It would be good if there was some kind of documentation on using the tool. For instance, I would like to pick out the lightest color and the darkest color and have the palette generate the values in between. I'm more than sure that is something that can be done; but I'm not exactly sure how to do it.

Exporting a file in the format for the token studio format doesn't allow for updating it and then re-importing it.

I would love the ability to create a multiple color palette with the same APCA contrast ratio across different color and lightness level. For example I have red, green and blue ranging from 100-900. At level 100 all the colors should have the same contrast value. Same goes for all the other levels.