Organization
Every marker gets an address.
Describe your physical storage as a grid — rows by columns — and ColorShelf assigns each marker a unique RxCy index in the ordering you choose. The marker you need stops being a rummage and becomes a lookup.
No account needed — your work stays in this browser until you sign in.
A 4×6 grid filled in chromatic order — looking up Y121 points at R1C4.
How it works
1Describe your grid
A 4×13 drawer, a 6×20 case — set the rows and columns to match whatever actually holds your markers.
2Pick an ordering
Chromatic harmony keeps related colors as neighbors; alphabetical by code keeps positions predictable. Switch anytime.
3Look it up
Search a marker code and get its exact address — R3C5 means row 3, column 5. Grab it without thinking.
A grid that matches your desk, not the other way around.
Any dimensions
The grid mirrors your real storage. Change your setup and the whole arrangement recomputes with fresh addresses.
Orderings made for ink
Chromatic harmony ordering is computed from real color relationships, so gradients and neighbors land next to each other physically.
Lookups, not rummaging
Quick search takes a code or a color and answers with an RxCy address. One glance, one reach.
Print it
With Pro, print swatch sheets carrying the same RxCy labels — a paper index that lives next to your storage.
Keep exploring
Stop hunting. Start looking up.
Set your grid dimensions once and every marker you own gets a place — and an address.