ChromaKit’s tools fall into four jobs: generating palettes, converting colors, checking accessibility and shipping the result into your design. Start with the job you are on right now.
For anyone starting from a blank canvas: describe the feeling you want, explore harmony rules, and lock the colors you love while the tool rerolls everything else.
For developers and detail people: read any color as HEX, RGB or HSL, copy it in the format your CSS needs, and spin it out into a full shade ramp.
For teams shipping interfaces everyone can read: score any foreground and background pair against WCAG thresholds before it reaches production.
For the final mile: preview the palette on a realistic page, export code and assets, and save or share palettes with your team.
Prefer one flat list instead? View the flat tool list — or learn the theory behind palettes, contrast and color systems in the blog.