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Color & Design

Color tools for designers, pick, blend, extract from images, check WCAG contrast, build palettes, convert between HEX/RGB/HSL/CMYK, simulate color blindness.

About Color & Design

The Color category has 16 tools for picking, converting and naming colors. The Color Picker gives you HEX, RGB, HSL, CMYK and OKLCH codes for any shade, and the Color Converter shows one color in many formats at once, including LAB and LCH. The Color Palette Generator and Color Wheel build matching palettes and harmonies, and the Color Blender mixes two or more colors into a ramp. Single converters such as the HEX to RGB Converter, RGB to HEX Converter, HSL to HEX Converter and RGB to CMYK Converter handle one job quickly. Color Palette from Image pulls the main colors out of a photo or logo. The Color Shades Generator builds a 50 to 950 scale for Tailwind or CSS variables. Reference tools include the Tailwind Color Palette, Material Design Color Palette, Pantone Color Finder and Color Name Finder. These tools are for designers, front-end developers and anyone matching brand colors. All of them run in your browser.

Common questions

How do I get the colors from a logo or photo?

Upload it to Color Palette from Image. It finds the main color and a palette of 2 to 16 colors, and you can click any pixel to get its HEX, RGB and HSL values. The image stays in your browser.

Is the RGB to CMYK conversion accurate for print?

It uses the standard formula without an ICC color profile. That is fine for a rough match, but your printer's profile can shift the result. Ask for a proof before a large print run.

Does the Pantone Color Finder give official Pantone matches?

It finds the 5 nearest of 1,115 Pantone Solid Coated colors and shows a Delta E score for each, so you can see how close the match is. The site is not affiliated with Pantone, so check against a physical swatch book for print work.

Can I make a Tailwind color scale from my brand color?

Yes. The Color Shades Generator builds a 50 to 950 scale and exports it for Tailwind v4, Tailwind v3 or CSS variables. To find the nearest default Tailwind class for a HEX code, use the Tailwind Color Palette.

Where is the color contrast checker?

The Color Contrast Checker is in the WCAG and Accessibility category, next to the Color Blindness Simulator and Accessible Color Palette Generator. Those tools check colors against WCAG rules.