Color Palette Generator | Free Online Color Tool – ESDSoftware

 

Color Palette Generator

Generate beautiful, consistent color palettes directly in your browser — no tracking, no uploads, fully client-side. This ESDSoftware tool lets you pick a base color and instantly create harmonious palettes (Analogous, Complementary, Triadic, Tetradic, or Monochrome). Each swatch shows HEX values you can copy in one click, with options to lock colors, randomize, and export your palette to JSON or CSV for design tokens, CSS variables, or brand systems. Fast, lightweight, and privacy-first for designers and developers alike.

How to Use

  1. Pick a base color or paste a HEX, choose a scheme and the number of colors.
  2. Click Generate to build your palette. Lock any swatch you like, then hit Randomize to refresh the unlocked ones.
  3. Copy any HEX (or all at once), and export the palette as JSON or CSV for design tokens.
  4. Use Clear to reset fields and start a new set.

FAQ

Is this accurate for print?

This generator targets sRGB for screen. Print results vary by ink, stock, and lighting.

Is any data uploaded?

No — everything runs locally in your browser. Your palettes never leave your device.

How big can inputs be?

Inputs are capped at ~1 MB via TextEncoder for safety and performance.

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