Generate, explore, and export beautiful color palettes for your design projects.
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🎨 Generate Palettes: Create beautiful color schemes from any base color or generate random ones.
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🖼 Image Extraction: Extract prominent color palettes from any image file.
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📁 Collections: Organize your palettes into collections for better management.
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🔍 Physical Color Matching: Find the nearest RAL, Copic, or Prismacolor match for any color.
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🔄 Harmony Algorithms: Choose from Monochromatic, Analogous, Complementary, Triadic, and Split-Complementary algorithms.
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💾 Save & Manage: Save your favorite palettes and organize them in a visual grid view.
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📋 Export Options: Copy palettes as CSS Variables, Tailwind CSS config, or JSON.
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⚡ Live Preview: See color changes instantly as you type or change algorithms.
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🛠 Developer Friendly: Copy Hex, RGB, or HSL values with a single keystroke.
- Open the Generate Palette command.
- Enter a base color (Hex) or press
⌘Rfor a random color. - Select a harmony algorithm from the dropdown (default: Monochromatic).
- View the generated colors.
- Press
Enteron a color to copy its Hex code, or use⌘Kto see more options like keeping the palette or saving it.
- Open the Saved Palettes command.
- View your collection in a beautiful grid.
- Select a palette to view details, copy codes, or manage it.
- Use
⌘Dto duplicate or⌃Xto delete a palette.
- Monochromatic: Variations in lightness and saturation of a single hue.
- Analogous: Colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel.
- Complementary: High-contrast colors found opposite each other on the color wheel.
- Triadic: Three colors evenly spaced around the color wheel.
- Split-Complementary: A variation of the complementary color scheme (base color + two adjacent to its complement).
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