What this tool does
It builds a five-color palette from a harmony pattern such as analogous, complementary, split complementary, triadic, or monochrome.
Color Palette Generator
Generate coordinated five-color palettes for interfaces, branding, mood boards, sprites, or other visual work. This tool does not just pick random hex codes: it starts from a base hue, uses a color harmony pattern, and then adjusts saturation and lightness to produce a more usable set of dark, mid, accent, and highlight colors.
Analogous palettes use neighboring hues, which usually feels cohesive and calm.
Base hue
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Harmony
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Mood
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Sample interface
Palette preview
Project Aurora
Use this preview card to judge how the palette feels in a small interface before you copy the colors elsewhere.
Accent
Pop
Why it is private
Palette generation runs entirely in your browser, so your palette experiments are not sent to the server or stored in server memory.
What it is useful for
- Finding a starting palette for website, app, or game UI work.
- Creating colors for pixel art, mockups, illustrations, or style exploration.
- Copying a quick hex list or CSS variable block into another project.
Important note
Automatically generated palettes are strong starting points, but text and UI combinations should still be checked for contrast before you ship them.