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What is TinyToolzz?
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Color Palette Generator

Generate harmonious 5-color palettes from any base color. Pick complementary, analogous, triadic and more with live preview and one-click copy.

Accepts #RGB or #RRGGBB, with or without #

5 colors per palette

Base#2563EB
Modecomplementary
Colors#2563EB -> #EB8A25
Recent bases

Technical Specifications

Base handling and harmony math for each palette.

Specification Details
Base input HEX #RRGGBB or #RGB, optional #, case-insensitive, with native picker sync
Palette size 5 colors per generation, including the base
Harmony modes complementary (+180°), analogous (±30°), triadic (120° steps), split (±150°), tetradic (90°), monochromatic (lightness steps)
Color math HEX → RGB → HSL, then hue/lightness shifts per mode, back to HEX/RGB
Export formats CSS variables (--color-1), HEX list, RGB list, JSON array
History 12 recent bases, click to restore, tab memory only
Processing location 100% client-side JavaScript in your browser memory; nothing is uploaded
Usage limit None — generate unlimited palettes for free, no signup required

Features

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Harmony-Based Palettes

Every mode follows color-theory hue shifts, not random picks, so results are balanced for UI and branding.

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Live Swatch Preview

Five large swatches show HEX and RGB with per-color copy. See the full scheme before exporting.

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Flexible Export

Copy as CSS variables for stylesheets, or as HEX/RGB/JSON for design tools and code.

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Local Device Privacy

All conversions run in your tab with plain JavaScript. Palettes never leave your device.

How to Use the Palette Generator

  1. Enter a base HEX like #2563EB or pick with the native color box.
  2. Choose a harmony mode — complementary, analogous, triadic, split, tetradic or monochromatic.
  3. View the 5-color preview. Click any swatch Copy for that color, or Copy All for the whole palette.
  4. Change the export format (CSS, HEX, RGB, JSON) and click Copy Palette or Download.
  5. Use Random for inspiration or the history strip to revisit recent bases.
  6. Click Reset to return to the default blue palette.

Understanding Color Harmony

A palette is more than five liked colors — it is a system that guides background, text and accent hierarchy. Harmony modes use geometry on the hue wheel to keep that system coherent: opposite hues create contrast, neighbors create calm, and equidistant hues create energy.

When to use each mode

Complementary palettes suit calls-to-action where the accent must pop. Analogous suits calm interfaces with subtle variation. Triadic suits playful branding with three distinct hues. Split-complementary softens the contrast of complementary, while tetradic gives four hues for data visuals. Monochromatic keeps one hue and varies lightness, ideal for minimal designs. Check any pairing for legibility in the Contrast Checker or build blends in the Gradient Generator.

Honest limitations

Harmony is a starting point, not a guarantee of accessibility. Two harmonious colors can still fail WCAG contrast, so test text pairs separately. The generator uses HSL math in sRGB and does not model perceptual uniformity or wide-gamut P3. History lives only in tab memory and clears when you close the page.

Privacy and Client-Side Security

Privacy Guarantee: All palette generation occurs locally inside your browser. Your colors and history are never transmitted, stored, or recorded on remote servers.

Some palette tools upload base colors for server-side harmony lookup. TinyToolzz keeps everything in-page: HEX parsing, HSL shifts and re-encoding run as plain JavaScript in your tab's memory.

Because nothing is uploaded, there is no waiting, no account, and no copy of your palettes retained anywhere. Your values exist only in the tab's memory and are discarded when you close the page or click Reset.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I generate a color palette?
Enter a base HEX like #2563EB or pick with the native color box, choose a harmony mode such as complementary or analogous, and the 5-color palette updates live. Click any swatch to copy its HEX.
What palette types are available?
Complementary (opposite hue), analogous (±30°), triadic (120° steps), split-complementary (±150°), tetradic (rectangle), and monochromatic (lightness variations). Each builds 5 colors from the base.
Can I copy or export the palette?
Yes. Each swatch has a Copy button for HEX, RGB and HSL. Use Copy All to copy the full list, or Download to save CSS variables, JSON or plain text.
What is the history strip?
The last 12 base colors you used appear as a strip. Click any to restore that base and regenerate the same palette type instantly.
Is my base color sent to a server?
No. All palette math runs 100% locally in your browser with JavaScript. Your colors and history are never transmitted, stored or logged anywhere. Closing the tab or clicking Clear removes them from memory immediately.
How does the palette math work?
The base is converted to HSL, then hue shifts and lightness steps are applied per mode (e.g. +180° for complementary, ±30° for analogous). Results are converted back to HEX/RGB for display.

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