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All-in-one generator for complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary, and tetradic schemes.
Generate single-hue monochromatic palettes with varying lightness and saturation.
Calculate exact complementary opposite colors on the 360-degree color wheel.
Generate full Material Design 50-900 tint & shade swatches from a primary color.
Generate darker shades of any base color with configurable steps.
Generate lighter tints of any base color by mixing with white.
This color palette generator creates harmonious 5-color palettes on demand, either fully randomized for inspiration or seeded from a starting color so the rest of the palette builds around it. It's built for UI/UX designers looking for a fresh color scheme to kick off a project, developers picking accent colors for a dashboard, and hobbyists exploring color combinations for art or branding. Press generate and get an instant palette with hex codes for every swatch, or lock in colors you like and regenerate just the rest to refine your set. Every palette is calculated and rendered locally in your browser, meaning no design idea or seed color you enter is ever uploaded or saved on a server. The generation logic balances hue, saturation, and lightness variation so palettes feel cohesive rather than arbitrary, giving you a genuinely useful starting point rather than random noise. Scroll down to start generating your own color palette.
You choose one starting color, and the generator builds the remaining four swatches around it using variations in hue, saturation, and lightness to keep the set cohesive.
Yes, locking a swatch keeps it fixed while the generator creates new random options for the remaining slots.
Five colors is a common, practical size covering primary, secondary, accent, and neutral roles without overwhelming a design.
Each swatch shows its hex code, which you can copy individually or use with the palette as a whole in your design tool or CSS.
This tool produces broader random or seeded 5-color sets, while the color harmony generator applies specific color-theory rules like complementary or triadic relationships.
Random mode produces a new palette on every click, while seed-based mode stays consistent for the same starting color and settings.