Generate random or harmonious five-colour palettes and lock the ones you like.
Analogous uses neighbouring hues on the colour wheel, which feels calm and natural. Complementary pairs a hue with its opposite for strong contrast. Triadic uses three hues spaced evenly around the wheel for a lively, balanced look. Monochrome keeps one hue and runs from dark to light, which is handy for tints in a design system. Random picks any five colours.
Each new palette starts from a random base hue, so pressing Generate New again gives a different set in the same style.
A common split is one main colour, one or two accents and a couple of neutrals for backgrounds and text. Before using a palette for text, check the pairs you plan to combine with the Color Contrast Checker. Copy as CSS variables gives you a :root block with --color-1 to --color-5, ready to paste into a stylesheet.
Click its lock icon. Locked colours stay when you generate a new palette.
Not by typing it in. Use the Color Picker & Converter to find tints and shades of a specific colour.
Yes. Colours can't be owned, so use them anywhere.
Use Copy hex list for a comma-separated list, or Copy as CSS variables.
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