Generate harmonious color combinations based on color theory. Professional color harmony tool for designers.
Our color harmony generator helps you create beautiful color combinations that work perfectly together. Based on proven color theory principles, this tool generates harmonious palettes from any base color. Whether you're designing websites, apps, or brand materials, you'll get professional color schemes that look balanced and pleasing to the eye.
Generate Analogous, Triadic, Monochromatic, Complementary, Split Complementary, and Tetradic color schemes.
Adjust color count, saturation range, and other parameters to create the perfect harmony for your design.
See your color harmonies in real-time with detailed color information and visual representations.
Export your color harmonies in multiple formats for use in design tools and applications.
Colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel. Creates harmonious and soothing color schemes.
30° apart
Three colors evenly spaced around the color wheel. Creates vibrant and balanced color schemes.
120° apart
Variations of a single hue with different saturation and lightness values. Creates elegant and cohesive schemes.
Same hue
Color pairs positioned 180° apart on the color wheel. These opposing hues create the strongest possible contrast and visual energy.
180° apart
Analogous for calm designs, triadic for energy, monochromatic for elegance, and complementary for contrast.
Use one dominant color with others as accents. Follow the 60-30-10 rule for balanced color distribution.
Choose harmony types that align with your brand personality and the emotions you want to evoke.
Verify that harmonious color combinations maintain sufficient contrast ratios for text readability and WCAG accessibility compliance.
Enter your base color and the tool generates complementary, triadic, analogous, split-complementary, and monochromatic color schemes. Each scheme follows proven color theory principles.
The tool supports complementary (opposite colors), triadic (three evenly spaced), analogous (adjacent colors), split-complementary (base + two adjacent to complement), and monochromatic (same hue, different shades).
Complementary creates bold contrast, triadic offers balanced variety, analogous provides harmony, split-complementary gives contrast with less tension, and monochromatic ensures cohesion.
Yes! Fine-tune saturation, lightness, and hue shift for each color in the harmony. This lets you customize the scheme while maintaining the harmonic relationships.
Absolutely! Color harmony tools are essential for brand development. They ensure your brand colors work together harmoniously and create the desired emotional response.
Use one color as primary, another as secondary, and the rest as accents. The harmony generator provides HEX codes, RGB values, and CSS variables ready for immediate use.