Generador de Paleta de Colores
Generar hermosas paletas de colores para proyectos de diseño
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Perfect for
- • Website and app design
- • Brand identity development
- • Print and digital marketing
- • Interior design projects
- • Art and illustration work
- • Logo and graphic design
- • Fashion and textile design
- • Photography color grading
Pro Tips
- • Use monochromatic for elegant, cohesive looks
- • Try analogous colors for natural harmony
- • Complementary palettes create vibrant contrast
- • Test accessibility with contrast checkers
- • Export CSS variables for easy implementation
- • Consider color psychology in your choices
- • Save successful palettes for future projects
- • Adjust saturation for different moods
What's the difference between color harmony types?
Monochromatic uses different shades of one color, analogous uses neighboring colors on the color wheel, complementary uses opposite colors for contrast, triadic uses three evenly spaced colors, and tetradic uses four colors forming a rectangle on the color wheel.
Which color format should I use?
HEX is most common for web design, RGB for digital displays and print, HSL for intuitive color adjustments (easier to modify lightness/saturation). Choose based on your design tool and output medium.
How do I ensure my colors are accessible?
Check contrast ratios between text and background colors using WCAG guidelines. Aim for at least 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text. Also consider color blindness by avoiding red-green combinations as the only differentiator.
Can I use these colors commercially?
Yes! Colors themselves cannot be copyrighted. However, be mindful of creating palettes too similar to well-known brand colors if you're developing competing products. Our generated palettes are free to use in any project.
How do I choose the right base color?
Consider your brand personality, target audience, and industry conventions. Blue conveys trust, green suggests nature/growth, red creates urgency, purple implies luxury. Use color psychology to align with your project's goals.
What's the best way to implement these palettes?
Export as CSS variables for easy implementation and future updates. Create a style guide documenting when to use each color. Test your palette across different devices and lighting conditions before finalizing.
GET/a/v1/colorsGenerate random colors in various formats
Parameters:
count (integer, 1-100): Number of colors (default: 1)format (string): hex, rgb, hsl, hsv, cmyk (default: hex)palette (string): random, warm, cool, pastel, vibrant (default: random)named (boolean): Return named colors when possible (default: false)Example Request:
"https://random-generators.com/a/v1/colors?count=5&format=rgb&palette=warm"