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I have been using Gimp - Index color - to generate GGA palette, dithered images.  Sometimes that works great right out of the box, but often times I have to do a lot of manual changes.  Your software is great because I can make all those adjustments - like brightness and contrast in particular - and see the results in real time.  

I still have to do some manual fixes afterwards, but it is so minor in comparison that I don't know if it's worth mentioning.  

I plan on playing around with the custom palette option, since I am using CGA mode 5, which uses red instead of magenta.  I will let you know how that works out.  

In general, it's a nice tool that I think I will be using a lot.  At least on my current project.

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I’m glad that it’s useful for you! Thanks for giving the tool a go :)

I used a similar workflow with Photoshop and Index Color and had the same problems. It was just too many steps and extra tuning needed for most images. That’s why I wanted a tool fully focused on this task where I can quickly experiment.