Generate color combinations, lock your favorites, and refine your palette.
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Lock favorites, edit a shade, or move it into place. Press Space to generate.
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Your paletteGood things.
Thoughtfully made.
Thoughtfully made.
A quiet place for your next idea. See how this palette carries a headline, a paragraph, and a call to action.
Explore the collection ↗Interface studyYour next chapter
Shape the first ideaReady for review
Project name A fresh perspective
How these roles work together
- Body text6.65:1 · AA text
- Accent on background2.15:1 · Below AA text
- Button label5.00:1 · AA text
Background #EDD9B6Text #34486BAccent #7C9AAA
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How to generate a color palette
- In Color Palette Generator, choose between 2 and 10 colors and a direction such as Pastel, Earthy, or Triadic. Select Generate, or press Space while you are not typing in a control, to create another color combination.
- To build around an existing color, choose Edit and enter its HEX, RGB, or HSL value. Lock colors you want to keep, then generate supporting shades. Unlock a color when you want it to change again.
- Edit and reorder the colors to refine the palette. Undo and Redo let you compare changes. Check contrast before assigning text and background colors, or preview the palette as a brand.
- Choose a download for the job: PNG or SVG for a palette image, PDF for a reference sheet, ASE for compatible design software, CSV for a table, or CSS variables and Tailwind CSS v4 tokens for a website. PNG and SVG images can include Name + HEX labels.
- Name and save a palette to retain its colors, locks, and direction on this device. Share creates a link; a project JSON download keeps an editable backup that you can import later.
For a brand with an existing blue, enter that color, lock it, and try Analogous for nearby hues or a contrasting direction for an accent. Keep a lighter and a darker option for flexible use. Color harmony is a starting point; readability depends on the actual pairs you use.
