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Color Picker

Pick, convert, and analyze colors instantly. Support for HEX, RGB, HSL formats with WCAG contrast checker. Free online color picker for designers.

colorPicker.clickOrEnter

colorPicker.formatValues

HEX
HEX8
RGB
HSL
HSV

colorPicker.contrastCheck

colorPicker.withWhite (colorPicker.ratio: 4.47)
Aa
colorPicker.fail
colorPicker.withBlack (colorPicker.ratio: 4.70)
Aa
AA

colorPicker.colorVariants

#c1c2f9
#9294f5
#6366f1
#3438ed
#1418da

colorPicker.colorHarmony

#6366f1
#f1ee63
#6366f1
#639ff1
#6382f1
#6366f1
#7c63f1
#9963f1
#6366f1
#f163d8
#9ff163
#6366f1
#f16366
#66f163

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What is Color Picker & Palette Generator?

Colors are the foundation of visual design, conveying emotion, establishing brand identity, and creating user experiences. Our Color Picker & Palette Generator provides everything you need to select, convert, and combine colors for web design, graphic design, and digital art projects.

Pick colors from an interactive spectrum, convert between RGB, HSL, HSV, and HEX formats, and generate beautiful color palettes with automatic harmony detection. Whether you're designing a website, creating brand assets, or working on digital art, this tool helps you find the perfect colors and combinations.

The tool runs entirely in your browser with no server-side processing. All color conversions and palette generations happen instantly, giving you immediate feedback as you explore different color options. Copy color codes in any format with a single click.

How to use

  1. 1 Click on the color spectrum or use the color sliders to select your base color
  2. 2 View your color in all formats: RGB, HSL, HSV, and HEX simultaneously
  3. 3 Click "Generate Palette" to create complementary color combinations
  4. 4 Select a harmony type: complementary, analogous, triadic, or split-complementary
  5. 5 Adjust individual colors in the palette by clicking on them
  6. 6 Copy any color code to clipboard by clicking the copy button next to it
  7. 7 Export your palette as CSS variables or JSON for use in your projects

Common use cases

  • Web design: selecting color schemes for websites and web applications
  • Brand identity design: creating cohesive color palettes for logos and branding
  • Graphic design: choosing colors for illustrations, posters, and marketing materials

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