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Start from one color, explore common color harmonies, and check WCAG contrast before using the palette in a UI or brand system.
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Start from one base color, generate common harmony patterns, and inspect text contrast before using the palette in a UI, brand, or visual system.
Enter a valid six-digit hex value or use the color picker.
Try analogous, complementary, triadic, tetradic, or monochromatic relationships.
Check the contrast ratios shown for black and white text against each palette color.
Copy CSS variables or JSON and map the colors to your own design tokens.
The tool checks the standard contrast thresholds used for normal and large text in WCAG 2.x.
No. Accessibility depends on how foreground and background colors are paired. Review the contrast result for the actual UI use case.
Yes. You can copy the generated palette as CSS variables or JSON.
Assign colors to specific roles such as background, body text, accent, and border. A visually balanced palette is not automatically readable in every combination.
Readability depends on the foreground and background used together. Test each actual text/background pair before putting the palette into a design.