AI Color Palette Generator
Describe colors in words — “ocean blue”, “luxury gold” — and get a matching five-color palette in seconds, interpreted entirely on your device.
Open the generatorEvery ChromaKit tool in one place: generate palettes from words, images or a single color, convert and inspect any value, check accessibility, and export production-ready code — free, with no account.
Start from nothing, a word or a color you already love — these tools build palettes and help you dig into them.
Describe colors in words — “ocean blue”, “luxury gold” — and get a matching five-color palette in seconds, interpreted entirely on your device.
Open the generatorRandom, Monochromatic, Analogous, Complementary, Split Complementary, Triadic or Tetradic — real hue math sits behind every mode.
Explore the harmony modesTurn any color into a 50–950 ramp with eleven steps — click any shade to copy its HEX value straight to your clipboard.
Build a shade rampDrop in a JPG, PNG or WebP and pull out the dominant colors — processed locally with Canvas, never uploaded anywhere.
Extract colors from an imageInspect a single value in every format, then combine colors into gradients you can paste straight into CSS.
Start from any color with the native picker, fine-tune it as HEX, RGB or HSL, and lock it while the rest of the palette regenerates.
Pick a starting colorType a HEX, RGB or HSL value and watch every equivalent update live, ready to copy in whichever format your project needs.
Convert a color valueBlend two or three colors into a linear or radial gradient, tune the angle, and copy the live CSS output into your stylesheet.
Create a gradientValidate accessibility, see the palette in context, and move it into your codebase with one click.
Test any two colors against WCAG AA and AAA thresholds for normal text, large text and UI elements, with the exact ratio shown.
Check color contrastSee the palette applied to a mock website — nav, hero, buttons, cards and footer — before you commit it to a real project.
Preview the designCopy HEX, RGB, HSL or CSS variables, download PNG, SVG, JSON and CSS, or generate design tokens from Primary to Error.
Export a paletteKeep favorite palettes in your browser’s localStorage, reopen them anytime, and share them with a colors-in-the-URL link.
Open saved palettesEverything on this page is free, runs entirely in your browser and needs no account — see how each tool works under the hood.