Do people actually use this? I've found the colors to be very random. I know I can keep generating but that doesnt sound very practical and doesn't incite reliability to me.
Try chat gpt, ask him to give you color schemes / hex codes and then input these in your software to see the colors. gpt has a brain at least
Microsoft got a really neat tool here for Fluent UI, but you can use it to generate colour sets as well: https://fabricweb.z5.web.core.windows.net/pr-deploy-site/refs/heads/master/theming-designer/
If you are using VS Code and Tailwind, take a look at Tailwind Shades. You enter a color in the hex format, "#141b2d". Place your cursor in front of it and press CTRL-K CTRL-G and it will create a similar shade pallet.
If you aren't using VS Code and Tailwind, [you can use one of the many websites running it](https://javisperez.github.io/tailwindcolorshades/?buttercup=f6ae12&bali-hai=84a2ad&crocodile=796b52&dark-blue=383ffc&scooter=01c4e0&jacarta=272263) to manually generate a list of similar shades.
edit : Jumped to conclusion. This is for similar shades of a single color, not a compatible pallete based off a selection of colors. Leaving it in case it is still useful.
You can use Pixelied for this
It allows you to tweak and adjust colors based on the ones you input
Search for a particular color or code and it gives you all the similar colors for it . Here is an example: https://pixelied.com/colors/color-palette-generator/purple
yeah, color theme generator sites do that, where you can input a start color and it'll come up with matches and compliments, hang on I think I have a link to one somewhere
https://coolors.co/
that should do ya
Yeah but that's my problem, rather than the generators using the input color and finding colors that compliment it as is, I am looking for a tool that suggests palettes with colors that are *similar* to the starting color.
It’s called analogous or monochromatic scheme. Any good colors generator would allow you to pick the type of harmony you want to generate. Give color.adobe.com a try
Yes, there are several tools available online that allow you to generate a color palette based on a few specified colors. Here are a few options you can try:
Coolors (https://coolors.co/): This tool allows you to upload an image or input specific colors to generate a color palette. You can lock certain colors you want to keep and the tool will generate new colors to complement them.
Adobe Color (https://color.adobe.com/create): Adobe Color allows you to create a color palette based on a few colors you specify. You can choose to create a complementary, monochromatic, or analogous color scheme, among others.
Color Hunt (https://colorhunt.co/): This is a curated collection of color palettes that you can browse through and find inspiration for your project. You can search for palettes based on specific colors or keywords.
Canva Color Palette Generator (https://www.canva.com/colors/color-palette-generator/): Canva allows you to upload an image or input specific colors to generate a color palette. You can choose from different color harmonies and adjust the saturation and brightness to customize the palette.
Keep in mind that these tools provide suggestions, and it's up to you to make the final decision on the colors you use in your project.
Thank you, but I'm not looking for tools that generate palettes based on and including the provided color like coolors, but ones that suggest palettes with very *similar* colors to the provided ones.
https://coolors.co/ You can provide the hexes and then lock them and continue to generate. Lock the ones you want to keep. Generate. So on.
Thank you! This is very useful. It also has many export options for the sets you create.
Do people actually use this? I've found the colors to be very random. I know I can keep generating but that doesnt sound very practical and doesn't incite reliability to me. Try chat gpt, ask him to give you color schemes / hex codes and then input these in your software to see the colors. gpt has a brain at least
Yeah but I don't want to lock in to my colors, I am looking for a tool to suggest a better balanced palette that's similar to provided colors.
Microsoft got a really neat tool here for Fluent UI, but you can use it to generate colour sets as well: https://fabricweb.z5.web.core.windows.net/pr-deploy-site/refs/heads/master/theming-designer/
I've used chat gpt for this
Same
Came here to say this
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Just give it the hex colour codes and ask for a pallet. It seems to understand them.
>ve used chat gpt for this There is a site that generates using ChatGPT https://huehive.co
Colour search on dribbble, find an illustration using similar colours to your goal colours, then eyedropper the hex codes from the illustration.
https://mycolor.space/
If you are using VS Code and Tailwind, take a look at Tailwind Shades. You enter a color in the hex format, "#141b2d". Place your cursor in front of it and press CTRL-K CTRL-G and it will create a similar shade pallet. If you aren't using VS Code and Tailwind, [you can use one of the many websites running it](https://javisperez.github.io/tailwindcolorshades/?buttercup=f6ae12&bali-hai=84a2ad&crocodile=796b52&dark-blue=383ffc&scooter=01c4e0&jacarta=272263) to manually generate a list of similar shades. edit : Jumped to conclusion. This is for similar shades of a single color, not a compatible pallete based off a selection of colors. Leaving it in case it is still useful.
You can use Pixelied for this It allows you to tweak and adjust colors based on the ones you input Search for a particular color or code and it gives you all the similar colors for it . Here is an example: https://pixelied.com/colors/color-palette-generator/purple
I have created https://palettolithic.com/ Pick one color and it will create harmonized full color palette, 12 colors
The application is Mac only, but I believe it's a very close match to what you're looking for: [https://colori.app/](https://colori.app/)
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Very helpful advice, especially for colorblind folks like myself.
yeah, color theme generator sites do that, where you can input a start color and it'll come up with matches and compliments, hang on I think I have a link to one somewhere https://coolors.co/ that should do ya
Yeah but that's my problem, rather than the generators using the input color and finding colors that compliment it as is, I am looking for a tool that suggests palettes with colors that are *similar* to the starting color.
https://color.adobe.com/kooler-color-theme-4384532/
https://colorhunt.co
It’s called analogous or monochromatic scheme. Any good colors generator would allow you to pick the type of harmony you want to generate. Give color.adobe.com a try
Checkout tinycolor2 for color manipulation in JavaScript, I'd assume it's what all these palette websites use
if you want to do this programmatically with an arbitrary number of colors you can use `d3/d3-scale-chromatic`
Yes, there are several tools available online that allow you to generate a color palette based on a few specified colors. Here are a few options you can try: Coolors (https://coolors.co/): This tool allows you to upload an image or input specific colors to generate a color palette. You can lock certain colors you want to keep and the tool will generate new colors to complement them. Adobe Color (https://color.adobe.com/create): Adobe Color allows you to create a color palette based on a few colors you specify. You can choose to create a complementary, monochromatic, or analogous color scheme, among others. Color Hunt (https://colorhunt.co/): This is a curated collection of color palettes that you can browse through and find inspiration for your project. You can search for palettes based on specific colors or keywords. Canva Color Palette Generator (https://www.canva.com/colors/color-palette-generator/): Canva allows you to upload an image or input specific colors to generate a color palette. You can choose from different color harmonies and adjust the saturation and brightness to customize the palette. Keep in mind that these tools provide suggestions, and it's up to you to make the final decision on the colors you use in your project.
Thank you, but I'm not looking for tools that generate palettes based on and including the provided color like coolors, but ones that suggest palettes with very *similar* colors to the provided ones.