Create beautiful, mathematically balanced palettes using standard color harmony theories.
Export Code Snippets
colors: {
color1: "#2563EB",
color2: "#3B82F6",
color3: "#F3F4F6",
color4: "#1F2937",
color5: "#EC4899",
}:root {
--color-1: #2563EB;
--color-2: #3B82F6;
--color-3: #F3F4F6;
--color-4: #1F2937;
--color-5: #EC4899;
}[ "#2563EB", "#3B82F6", "#F3F4F6", "#1F2937", "#EC4899" ]
1 Harmony Rules
Generate schemes using color wheel math (Monochromatic, Analogous, Complementary, Triadic, Split-Complementary) for balanced results.
2 Lock Individual Colors
Lock swatches that you want to keep. Regenerate the remaining slots to find the perfect companion colors.
3 Asset Export
Export palettes as clean CSS variables, copy Tailwind config definitions, JSON structures, or download a palette card PNG.
Designing with Harmonious Color Palettes
A balanced color scheme is the foundation of any professional UI/UX design. Colors trigger emotional responses and guide user attention. Using established harmony rules ensures your visual palette is appealing and structured.
Our tool lets designers lock base brand colors and mathematically generate accompanying tints, shades, complementary tones, or triadic accents in seconds. Press Spacebar to quickly generate variations and export them.
Popular Color Harmony Rules Explained
- 1
Analogous
Colors sitting next to each other on the color wheel. Highly soothing and cohesive.
- 2
Complementary
Opposite colors that create high contrast and high energy when placed side-by-side.
- 3
Triadic
Three colors spaced evenly (120 degrees apart) on the wheel. Offers vibrant but balanced contrast.
- 4
Monochromatic
Varying lightness and saturation of a single color. Clean, minimalist, and very easy to match.
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