Color Harmony Tool

The Color Harmony Tool generates palettes from a base color using color theory rules. It targets UI/UX designers, branding teams, and digital artists who need repeatable, theory-based palettes for websites, apps, logos, and marketing materials. Users provide a base hue, saturation, and lightness, select a harmony mode, and specify a color count (2–6). The tool returns a hex array ready for design systems and CSS tokens.
Conceptually, the tool applies mode-specific hue offsets while preserving or modestly varying saturation and lightness. It converts results to hex, ensures values stay in the sRGB gamut, and can compute simple accessibility signals. Optional accessibility guidance flags low-contrast palettes and suggests adjustments.
Value and differentiators include fast, theory-grounded palette generation, built-in accessibility checks, easy export to CSS variables or design tokens, and support for common harmony schemes. Typical use cases include landing pages, product interfaces, and branding refreshes. The tool scales for teams seeking consistent palettes across multiple projects.