Generate a cohesive color palette from a base color or rules for UI, branding, or illustration. Common approaches include monochromatic, complementary, analogous, and triadic schemes.
This tool builds palettes from a single color or from dominant colors in an image, and can export HEX/CSS for direct use in design or code.
Enter or pick a base color (HEX, RGB, etc.); the tool generates a palette from hue, lightness, and other relationships. Some tools let you extract the base from an uploaded image.
Select a scheme: monochromatic, complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary, etc. The preview shows the resulting swatches and suggested roles (e.g. primary, accent, background).
Click a swatch or “Copy” to get that color in HEX or other formats; if export is supported, get the full palette as a list or CSS variables for your project.
Depends on the tool; often 5–10 colors including base, shades, and accents, suitable for most UI and brand use.
The tool typically uses color wheel theory (complementary, analogous, triadic, etc.); you can then tweak lightness and saturation for your context.
If the tool offers “from image” or “upload image,” it will analyze dominant colors and build a palette; otherwise use a color picker first and enter the base color.