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A color reference is not an orderable product.
Palette connects visual direction to current Delphi glass, exact product identities, forms, sizes, and available choices.
Delphi Glass × My Glass Cookbook
Two tools.One clear path from idea to glass.
Match colors to orderable Delphi products with Palette. Turn a stained-glass pattern into a piece-by-piece glass plan with Template Studio.
Studio planning tools built by My Glass Cookbook for Delphi Glass.
Connected to the Delphi catalog
Delphi productsTwo independent apps
Use either tool on its own, or move a saved palette between them.Why these tools exist
The idea is only the beginning.
A color, a photo, or a pattern can point to the result you want. It does not yet tell you which glass to choose, how pieces should be assigned, or what needs review before you continue.
Palette and Template Studio were made to close those gaps without forcing every project into the same workflow.
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A pattern is not yet a glass plan.
Template Studio turns line art into detected pieces, glass assignments, estimates, and outputs that can be reviewed.
Choose your starting point
Start with a color—or start with a pattern.
Palette and Template Studio solve different parts of project planning. Choose the one that matches the decision in front of you.
01Palette
Full Delphi glass catalogPalette
Start with a color. End with real glass.
Sample a color from a photo, enter one directly, or browse the catalog. Palette ranks visually close Delphi products and keeps exact product choices together in one working palette.
- Compare sheets, frit, rods, tile, and specialty glass.
- Browse by compatibility family, manufacturer, form, and opacity.
- See visual matches alongside exact Delphi product and size choices.
- Save, export, reopen, and review a project palette.
Open Palette
02Template Studio
Sheet glass onlyTemplate Studio
Turn line art into a glass plan.
Upload a stained-glass pattern, detect its closed pieces, build a Delphi sheet-glass palette, and assign colors across the design before reviewing quantities and exports.
- Work from SVG, PDF, PNG, JPG, or WebP artwork.
- Detect, inspect, include, or exclude individual pattern pieces.
- Assign current Delphi sheet products by color and project letter.
- Review estimated area, quantities, order choices, and cut-file outputs.
Area estimates support planning; they do not validate a cutting layout.
Open Template Studio
Share the color plan.
A Palette file keeps the colors and exact product selections together so the next person can review or continue the same plan.
Share the complete project.
A Template Studio file carries the Template image, dimensions, detected pieces, assignments, Palette, and active glass choices.
A practical project workflow
Move from inspiration to a reviewable glass plan.
Use one app for a focused task, or carry a saved palette into the next stage when your project needs both.
Step 01 · FindPull a working palette from the photograph.
Six photo samples capture the peacock’s cobalt neck, teal breast, green train, violet eye spots, bronze wing, and cool structural shadows. Palette connects every sampled color to a selected Delphi glass product.
Step 02 · PlanCarry those exact glasses into the pattern.
The saved Palette moves into Template Studio with product identity intact. The same six glasses are distributed across all 166 detected pieces to translate the photograph’s body, wing, train, eye spots, and structural shadows into a reviewable plan.
Step 03 · ReviewReview the project before it reaches the cart.
Delphi Cart Review connects the finished pattern to exact products, order SKUs, and estimated quantities, including piece counts, project area, and the planning allowance used for each glass.
Good to know
Choose only what your project needs.
The apps share a Delphi catalog connection, but they do not force one workflow. Template Studio’s full editing workspace is designed for desktop and tablet.
Do I need to use both apps?
No. Use Palette when your main question is color and product selection. Use Template Studio when you need to assign sheet glass to pattern pieces. Use both only when the project benefits from both steps.
Can I move a palette between them?
Yes. Download a readable .palette.json file and import it into the other app. The exact Delphi product information travels with resolved selections.
Does Template Studio create a cutting layout?
No. It estimates area and quantities from the pattern pieces. It does not nest pieces on sheets or prove that every piece can be cut from a particular layout.
Which devices work best?
Palette works across modern desktop, tablet, and phone browsers. Template Studio is designed for the larger working area of a desktop or tablet; phones can open the site, but the full editing workspace requires a larger screen.
What happens to my photos and pattern files?
Your project photos and pattern files stay in your browser for the core Palette and Template Studio workflows. Browser saves stay on this device unless you download a portable project file. Read the Privacy notice for details.
What happens before continuing to Delphi?
Cart Review checks exact product identity, available sizes, quantities, and unresolved selections. A project with an unresolved Delphi choice is blocked rather than partially handed off.
Your project photos and pattern files stay in your browser. Use a downloaded project file for a durable backup or to move work to another device.
Ready to explore?
Open the app that matches your next decision.
Start with color in Palette, or start with a pattern in Template Studio.
Open Template Studio