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Generate harmonious color palettes, extract colors from images, create gradients, and simulate colorblind views.
Turquoise
Color 1
#3BDFF6
RGB(59, 223, 246)
HSL(187°, 91%, 60%)
Dodger Blue
Color 2
#3BB1F6
RGB(59, 177, 246)
HSL(202°, 91%, 60%)
Royal Blue
Color 3
#3B82F6
RGB(59, 130, 246)
HSL(217°, 91%, 60%)
Royal Blue
Color 4
#3B53F6
RGB(59, 83, 246)
HSL(232°, 91%, 60%)
Custom
Color 5
#513BF6
RGB(81, 59, 246)
HSL(247°, 91%, 60%)
Opposite colors. Generates 2 colors.
3 evenly spaced. Generates 3 colors.
Adjacent colors. Generates 5 colors.
Base + 2 adjacent to complement. Generates 3 colors.
4 colors in rectangle. Generates 4 colors.
4 evenly spaced. Generates 4 colors.
Variations of one color. Generates 5 colors.
Analog + complement. Generates 4 colors.
8 Harmony Types
Color theory-based palettes
Image Extraction
Extract colors from photos
Gradient Generator
Linear, radial, conic
Colorblind Simulation
4 vision types
Save Palettes
Local storage support
Share URL
Share palettes via link
WCAG Check
Accessibility contrast
Multi Export
CSS, SCSS, Tailwind, JSON
The Color Palette Generator creates harmonious color schemes based on established color theory principles. Starting from any base color, it calculates complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary, and monochromatic palettes that work together visually. Each generated palette includes hex codes, RGB values, and HSL values so you can copy colors directly into your design tools, CSS stylesheets, or brand guidelines.
Select a base color using the color picker or enter a specific hex code. Choose your preferred harmony type from the available options. The tool instantly generates a complete palette with five coordinated colors. You can adjust the saturation and brightness of individual swatches, lock colors you want to keep, and regenerate the rest. Export your palette as CSS variables, a Tailwind config snippet, or a simple list of hex values ready for any project.
Color is one of the most influential elements in branding and user experience. A well-chosen palette conveys professionalism, establishes brand recognition, and guides users through your interface. Poor color choices can reduce readability, undermine trust, and create accessibility barriers. This tool eliminates guesswork by applying mathematical color relationships, ensuring every palette you generate is balanced and visually cohesive whether you are designing a website, marketing materials, or product packaging.