Color Palette Generator
Generated Palette:
Why Use a Color Palette Generator?
Finding colors that work well together can be tricky. Tooly helps by generating palettes based on color theory:
- Harmony & Balance: Create visually pleasing combinations for websites, designs, or art.
- Save Time: Quickly explore different color scheme options without manual guesswork.
- Inspiration: Discover new color combinations you might not have considered.
- Consistency: Establish a cohesive look and feel for your projects.
Tooly makes it easy to explore different harmonies!
Understanding Palette Types
Tooly can generate several types of palettes:
- Complementary: Colors opposite each other on the color wheel (high contrast).
- Analogous: Colors next to each other on the color wheel (harmonious, low contrast).
- Triadic: Three colors evenly spaced around the color wheel (vibrant, balanced).
- Tetradic (Rectangular): Four colors forming a rectangle on the wheel (two complementary pairs, rich variety).
- Monochromatic: Variations in lightness and saturation of a single hue (subtle, elegant).
- Shades: Adding black to the base color (darker variations).
- Tints: Adding white to the base color (lighter variations).
- Random: Generates a set of random, potentially unrelated colors.
How to Use Tooly's Palette Generator
1
Choose Base Color
Select a starting color using the color picker or by entering a HEX value.
2
Select Palette Type
Choose the harmony rule (e.g., Complementary, Analogous) you want to use.
3
Adjust Number of Colors (Optional)
For some palette types, you can select how many colors to generate (e.g., for Monochromatic).
4
Click Generate
Press the "Generate Palette" button.
5
View and Use
The generated palette appears below. Click any color swatch to copy its HEX code. Click the link icon to analyze a specific color in the Color Converter.