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Color Palette Generator

Create beautiful color palettes using AI or color theory algorithms. Choose a base color and algorithm, or describe a mood for AI-generated palettes.

AI-powered palette generation

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AI-Powered Color Palette Generation

Our AI-powered palette generator creates unique color combinations based on your descriptions. Simply toggle on AI mode, describe a mood, theme, or scene, and let the AI create a harmonious palette that captures the essence of your description.

Tips for Great AI Palettes

  • Be specific and descriptive in your prompts
  • Include emotions, settings, or themes (e.g., "calm beach sunset" or "energetic cyberpunk city")
  • Mention specific colors if you have preferences
  • Try different variations of your prompt for different results

How Our Color Palette Generator Works

Our color palette generator uses established color theory principles to create harmonious color combinations. Each algorithm produces different results based on color wheel relationships:

  • Complementary - Uses colors opposite each other on the color wheel, creating high contrast and vibrant combinations.
  • Analogous - Uses colors adjacent to each other on the color wheel, creating harmonious and serene combinations.
  • Triadic - Uses three colors equally spaced around the color wheel, creating balanced and vibrant combinations.
  • Tetradic - Uses four colors arranged in two complementary pairs, creating rich and varied combinations.
  • Monochromatic - Uses variations in lightness and saturation of a single color, creating subtle and elegant combinations.
  • Split-Complementary - Uses a base color and two colors adjacent to its complement, creating high contrast with less tension than complementary schemes.
  • Random - Generates completely random colors for unexpected inspiration.

Tips for Creating Great Color Palettes

When generating color palettes for your projects, consider these tips for the best results:

  1. Start with a base color that represents the mood or theme of your project.
  2. Consider the 60-30-10 rule: use your dominant color for 60% of the design, a secondary color for 30%, and an accent color for 10%.
  3. Test your palette in different contexts to ensure it works well in various lighting conditions and environments.
  4. Consider accessibility and ensure sufficient contrast between text and background colors.
  5. Save palettes you like for future reference and inspiration.