Convert between HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK, then generate tints, shades, complementary, triadic, and analogous palettes — all in your browser.
Click any color to set it as your new base.
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Pick a primary, then derive tints and shades for backgrounds, hovers, and borders — keeping a consistent visual identity.
Use shades for pressed/active states and tints for muted or disabled surfaces to maintain hierarchy.
Analogous palettes work for ordered/sequential data; triadic and complementary palettes highlight categories.
Complementary pairs add punch to calls-to-action, while analogous schemes feel harmonious for hero sections.