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How to Use
- 1Click Generate to create a new 5-color palette based on color theory.
- 2View HEX and RGB values displayed below each color swatch.
- 3Click any color swatch to copy its HEX value to your clipboard.
- 4Keep generating until you find a palette that fits your project.
About Color Palette Generator
The Color Palette Generator creates professionally balanced 5-color palettes using color theory relationships like complementary, analogous, split-complementary, and triadic harmonies. Every palette starts from a random base hue and builds outward.
Each swatch displays both HEX and RGB values, so you can copy them directly into CSS, Figma, Sketch, or any design tool. Click any swatch to copy its value to your clipboard — no manual selection needed.
Designers use this tool for branding projects, website mockups, UI kits, and social media graphics. Developers grab quick color schemes for dashboards, data visualizations, and component libraries without leaving the browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the color palettes generated?
Each palette picks a random base hue, then applies a color harmony rule — complementary, analogous, split-complementary, or triadic — to calculate four additional colors that work well together.
Can I use these palettes for commercial projects?
Yes. Generated palettes are just color values — there are no licensing restrictions. Use them freely in websites, apps, print materials, or any other project.
What color formats are available?
Each swatch shows both HEX (e.g., #3A86FF) and RGB (e.g., rgb(58, 134, 255)) values. Click to copy either format.
What is the difference between complementary and analogous palettes?
Complementary palettes use colors opposite each other on the color wheel for high contrast. Analogous palettes use neighboring hues for a more harmonious, subtle look.
How do I pick the right palette for my design?
Use analogous palettes for calm, cohesive designs. Choose complementary or triadic schemes when you need elements to stand out. Generate several options and test them against your content.