Color Palette Generator | Free Online Color Mixer

A color palette is a set of colours chosen to work together in a design — typically 4–6 colours including a primary, secondary, accent, background, and text colour. For example, our site uses blue (#1F5EFF) as primary with dark navy text and light backgrounds. A good palette keeps websites, logos, and slides looking consistent and professional.

Five is the sweet spot for most designs: one dominant colour, one or two supporting colours, one accent for buttons and highlights, plus a neutral background and text colour. Fewer looks flat; more than six gets chaotic. Our generator creates balanced 5-colour palettes you can use as-is or tweak.

HEX (#1F5EFF) and RGB (31, 94, 255) describe the exact same colour — HEX is just the compact code web designers paste into CSS, while RGB lists the red, green, and blue values separately. Our tool shows both, plus HSL, so you can copy whichever format your design software needs.

Complementary colours sit opposite each other on the colour wheel — like blue and orange — creating strong contrast that makes elements pop. Analogous colours sit side by side (blue, teal, green) for calm, harmonious designs. Our generator can build palettes in complementary, analogous, triadic, or monochromatic harmony modes.

Yes — colours themselves cannot be copyrighted, so any palette you generate is free to use in client work, products, and branding without attribution. What you cannot copy is someone else's trademarked brand identity as a whole. Generate freely and make it yours.

Click any colour to copy its HEX code instantly, or use the export button to download the full palette as a PNG swatch sheet or copy all codes at once. Designers often paste the HEX list straight into Figma, Canva, or their CSS file. Your locked colours are kept while you regenerate the rest.