Color Palette Generator

This free color palette generator instantly builds 5-color schemes based on any starting color. Choose a base color, and the tool automatically creates harmonious palettes including complementary, analogous, monochromatic, triadic, and more. Perfect for designers, artists, UI/UX teams, brand creators, and anyone who needs reliable color combinations.

Color Scheme Generator

Pick a base color, generate variations, copy hex, download or save palettes locally.

Pick any
Palette: Analogous
Saved Palettes local
How to use?
Click color HEX to copy. Double-click a swatch to tweak that color.

How to Use the Color Palette Generator?

1. Pick any color
Use the color picker to choose a starting hue.

2. Explore automatically generated schemes
The tool instantly produces multiple 5-color palettes based on color theory rules.

3. Copy HEX values
Click any color swatch to instantly copy its HEX code.

4. Save your palettes
Palettes are saved locally on your device using localStorage.

5. Export
Download your palettes as a PNG/SVG card or screenshot them for your design workflow.

Types of Color Schemes the Tool Generates

  • Monochromatic — same hue, varied saturation/lightness
  • Analogous — neighboring hues on the color wheel
  • Complementary — opposite hues for contrast
  • Split-complementary — subtle, balanced contrast
  • Triadic — evenly spaced colors
  • Muted & Pastel variants — softer tones for branding
  • Vibrant — saturated palettes for bold design

Why Good Color Palettes Matter?

Color decisions define brand identity, usability, visual hierarchy, and emotional tone. A well-designed palette can make an interface feel consistent, a poster feel cohesive, or a product feel premium. This tool helps you explore harmonious color relationships instantly, without needing deep color theory knowledge.

FAQ

What color formats does the tool use?

All colors are shown in HEX format.

Can I save palettes?

Yes — palettes save automatically in your browser.

Is the tool free?

Yes, everything is completely free and works locally.

What is the best use for these palettes?

Web design, branding, poster design, UI/UX, illustration, and product colors.