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Pick colors and build palettes

Generate beautiful color palettes instantly. Check contrast ratios, convert between formats, and export CSS code.

HEX/RGB/HSL
Palette generator
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Preview text for contrast test

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Contrast Ratio
AA Pass
AA Large
WCAG AA
AAA Pass
AAA Large
WCAG AAA
CSS Output
color: #2563EB;
background: rgb(37, 99, 235);
border-color: hsl(220, 87%, 53%);

Powerful Features

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Multi-Format Support

Convert between HEX, RGB, HSL formats instantly. Copy any format with one click.

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Palette Generation

Generate complementary, analogous, triadic, and monochromatic palettes in seconds.

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WCAG Contrast Checker

Check accessibility compliance with WCAG AA and AAA standards for text and backgrounds.

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Instant Updates

Real-time color conversion and palette generation as you adjust values.

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CSS Export

Generate ready-to-use CSS code snippets for your colors. Copy with one click.

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Random Colors

Get inspired with random color generation. Perfect for creative exploration.

How It Works

1

Pick a Color

Click the color swatch or enter HEX, RGB, or HSL values to get started.

2

Generate Palettes

Click any palette type button to instantly generate harmonious color schemes.

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Check Contrast

Select text and background colors to verify WCAG accessibility compliance.

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Export & Use

Copy colors or CSS code and use them directly in your projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between HEX, RGB, and HSL color formats?
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HEX (#RRGGBB) is hexadecimal format commonly used in web design. RGB (R, G, B 0-255) represents red, green, blue intensity. HSL (H 0-360, S 0-100%, L 0-100%) represents hue, saturation, and lightnessβ€”often more intuitive for color adjustments.

What does WCAG contrast ratio mean?
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WCAG contrast ratio measures the difference between text and background colors. AA requires 4.5:1 for normal text, AAA requires 7:1. These standards ensure content is readable for people with low vision or color blindness.

How are complementary colors generated?
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Complementary colors are opposite on the color wheel. We generate them by adding 180Β° to the current hue value in HSL. These colors create maximum contrast and visual interest in designs.

Can I use these colors commercially?
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Yes! All colors generated by this tool are free to use for any purpose, commercial or personal. There are no restrictions on using color values in your projects.

How is monochromatic palette generated?
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Monochromatic palettes use the same hue but vary the lightness (brightness) to create different tints and shades. This creates a harmonious color scheme that's easy on the eyes.

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