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Do you want to give your brand a long-lasting identity? Then you must check out the following list of color palette generators, which may be helpfu...
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Hi; Can you add our free color tools in your article? hexcolor.co/
Sure. It looks great.👍
Thanks 😊
I wish Color Schemer Studio 2 (Mac) still worked. It was not only a great tool for composing color palettes, it was also a perfect companion tool that let me sample colors off of websites and keep them organized while I was working on various things. It just worked and it was always a click away. While a lot of these tools mentioned here best Color Schemer Studio 2, I have yet to find a single tool that even comes close to being always there, easy to use, and broadly useful in all phases of your process.
I've been where you are, that's why I made Paletter. Would be great to hear what you think :)
Max, Paletter is awesome. It is EXACTLY what I've been looking for! I wanted something I could use to stash colors while I was in the gathering ideas phase and then use the same tool to help me choose additional colors to complement my base colors. Everything else does one or the other which was a huge drag to my workflow.
That looks amazing. Instant buy. Can't wait to check it out!
Thank you very much for the suggestion. We have added it to the list.🙂
Thank you for your suggestion. We are adding it.
You gotta check out this luminance-based color palette generator: grayscale.design
The idea is that all your colors keep the same color values (aka luminance) so you could theoretically (or actually) design a site in grayscale to get the contrast just right, then swap in any color from your palette using the same value.
It's pretty epic!
Thank you very much for your suggestion. It really looks good and we are adding it to the list. 🙂
Thank you for this list, saved. If I may I would also recommend my tool: palettolithic.com/
You can generate palette based on only one color of your choice and you get the code which you can use for Tailwindcss, Chakra, Bootstrap or plain vanilla CSS variables
You can also take a look on blank html css gradient generator. It does not have a palette selector, but you can generate and customize css gradients, that you can use as backgrounds on different page elements.
Hi, I also have nice addition of mine to this collection. palette.rocks/ it is focused mainly on accessibility (realtime checks of colour blindness and contrasts). Compared to the other generators, it also produce apparent mid colours (based on Josef Albers' work)
Hey, great list! Been using some of these for a while, but most of them are completely new to me - I'll definitely try to use Pigment in the future :))
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Thanks for sharing.
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Very nice list. I added some to my toolbox.
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Hi there, I've created a color palette website called colorsui.com. It's a free color tool.
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Thank you for suggesting. We have added it to the list. It is really awesome.
Do share this list so that this tool reaches the max people from the field.🤩
Have a look at color.abstraktion.io/ to get a color palette from speach or words.
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Nice list !
Coolors is my main tool for color palettes it has such a nice UX, I also use colorwise.io that gives you existing in-context palettes :)
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Your articles are great! Very complete lists, thanks a lot for sharing. :)
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Thank you very much for your appreciation. We love your work. "Colors and Fonts" is really a good resource for palettes and others.🙂 Yes, khroma is also a good option.🤘
Hi there! I recently launched an easy to use color palette generator and was wondering if you'd think it would be a good addition to this post: fffuel.co/pppalette/
Thanks so much!