Color palette guide
Three looks
Each palette below was made in Color palette. The table under each one is the whole recipe; everything not listed stays as the page opens.
Triadic from one teal
The first bar keeps the teal hue. Purple and olive sit a third of the wheel either side of it, with blue and red between them.
In HSL each bar is a step lighter than the one before. The blue still looks darker than the olive, because some hues look brighter than others at the same lightness; see luminance.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Mode | Harmonious |
| Harmony | Triadic |
| Base color | #2A9D8F |
Change the Base color and the whole palette turns with it; the rule keeps the spacing.
Neon Tokyo, as it comes
A trending set is fixed: the same five colours every time. Three loud accents, a near-black and a near-white make a ready scheme for a dark page.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Mode | Trending |
| Trending | Neon Tokyo |
Lock the colours you want, then pick Random or From keyword to change the rest.
Two moods, held by locks
The first two bars were locked while they held Cyberpunk magentas. Forest then filled only the other three with greens.
Locks are how you mix modes: keep what you like from one, then make the rest from another.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Mode | From keyword |
| Keyword | Cyberpunk |
| Press | Lock bar 1 |
| Press | Lock bar 2 |
| Keyword | Forest |
Press Generate palette again to try other greens; the two magentas stay.