Not every website has a designer feel to it, but the color concept of your online presence doesn’t have to suffer. A popular color scheme designer comes with a new look: the free web app, Paletton helps you to create harmonious color schemes with just a few clicks. The online tool is based on the science of color and creates a complementary color palette for every tone. This tool enables you to give the design elements of your website a professional touch. A well thought-out color composition can look impressive in presentations or infographics.
You can create a color concept with five different modes: Monochromatic, Adjacent Colors, Triad, Tetrad, and Free Style. The starting point is always a base color, which you then combine with up to three other colors and the respective complementary color. Use the following buttons to do this:
The choice of base tones and secondary colors is based on a color wheel. Depending on where you place the cursor for the basic and complementary colors, Paletton generates a color palette based on your settings. If you use one of the modes: Adjacent Colors, Triad, or Tetrad, the color concept is based on pre-programmed combination rules, which guarantee a harmonious compilation. You can define the color values using the outer color ring, and then use the interior of the color wheel to adjust the shading of the selected colors.
Once you have your color concept, you can see how your chosen compilation looks on sample graphics. Click on the Examples button and choose between Page Layout, Artwork, or Animated.
In order to obtain the hexadecimal code and other information about your created color concept, simply click on the color field of your palette to display the Color Info window.
Paletton also offers the possibility of exporting individual color palettes in various formats such as CSS, LESS, SASS, XML, or Swatch files for Photoshop. Click on the Tables/Export button and select the desired format.
Here is a short introduction to Paletton:
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