Save a Colour Card as an Image | Tinta
Frequently asked questions
- What resolution do Tinta exports come out at?
- Up to 4K with P3 wide-gamut colour, with clean edges and real optical grain — sharp enough to print rather than just post.
- How many ways can I mount a colour card?
- A dozen editorial styles, including instant, film strip, arch window, diptych, spread and deckle edge.
- Does exporting need an account or an internet connection?
- No. Everything runs on your device — your photos never leave it, and there is no account, no ads and no data selling.
What you export
A colour card is an image, not a screenshot. Tinta renders it at up to 4K with P3 wide-gamut colour — which is the part that matters if the card is going anywhere beyond a phone screen. A palette image that is sharp only at preview size cannot be printed, and a palette that shifts colour between devices cannot be matched against the product later.
The edges are clean and the grain is real optical grain rather than a filter, so a card does not look rescaled when it is enlarged.
Twelve mounts, one palette
The same colours read differently depending on how they are framed. Tinta ships a dozen editorial mount styles — instant, film strip, arch window, diptych, spread, deckle edge and more — so one swipe changes the whole mood without touching the values.
Your cards collect into a light-table gallery, which you can keep warm or cool, minimal or vintage.
The privacy part is not a caveat
Everything happens on your device. Your photos never leave it. There is no account, no ads, and no data selling — which for a tool whose entire input is your camera roll is the feature rather than a footnote.
Pro unlocks all mount styles, harmony colours and watermark-free 4K P3 export; pricing is shown live in the app.