Palette
Step 1 · Base color
Paste a hex value or pick a color from the selector.
Presets
Step 2 · Harmony mode
Step 3 · Export tokens
:root {
--palette-1: #14CBDB;
--palette-2: #249EEB;
--palette-3: #2463EB;
--palette-4: #4649E7;
--palette-5: #501CD4;
}Interactive controls
Drag around the wheel to change hue. Then drag inside the tone panel to tune saturation and lightness. The harmony markers update live.
Active color
- Hue
- 221°
- Saturation
- 83%
- Lightness
- 53%
Tip
Click any palette card to copy its hex, or use it as the new base to explore variations quickly.
Preview card
Interface palette
A quick visual check for surface tone, readable text, and accent contrast.
Base
#14CBDB
Support
#249EEB
Surface
#2463EB
Accent
#4649E7
Highlight
#501CD4
Generated palette
rgb(20, 203, 219)
hsl(185, 83%, 47%)
rgb(36, 158, 235)
hsl(203, 83%, 53%)
rgb(36, 99, 235)
hsl(221, 83%, 53%)
rgb(70, 73, 231)
hsl(239, 77%, 59%)
rgb(80, 28, 212)
hsl(257, 77%, 47%)
Overview
Generate design palettes from a base color using analogous, complementary, triadic, split-complementary, and monochrome modes.
Generate harmonious color palettes from one base color and export them as reusable tokens.
Common workflows
- Generate shades, tints, and alternate color formats from one base color.
- Build palette harmonies and compare them in a UI preview before exporting values.
- Create CSS-ready gradients, radius values, shadow layers, and typography scales for frontend implementation.
FAQ
Which palette types are included?
The generator supports analogous, complementary, triadic, split-complementary, and monochrome palette modes.
Can I export the palette for CSS?
Yes. You can copy the full palette as CSS custom properties for design system or frontend use.