colllor
Color palette the right way. Turn one color into an array of alternative ones.
Examples: #2E8A4B, skyblue, skyblue-brown.
Create consistent color schemes
With Colllor it is much easier to generate a consistent color palette with just a few clicks. You should use colors consistently, so you have a common look and feel throughout your design. All the alternative proposals produced by Colllor derive from the same color and they all have a common denominator sharing hue, lightness or saturation values. This tool will let you find the exact value of darker shades of any color, not just something that 'looks darker'. That will be a huge step towards professionally looking color combinations.
Numerous color variations to choose from
Every color can have many variations. With this tool you can explore the following options:
- tints and color shades - produced by adding adding white or black (respectively) to a pure hue
- tones - created by adding gray to a pure hue and showing less or more saturated options
- color mixing - add some other color to your original one and for example make it more bluish (color combinations)
- similar colors - the ones that are next to the original one on the color wheel - they can become part of the palette or become an alternative.
Use plain English or Hex color names
You can put in color names in Hex code or simply in plain English. You can also provide the initial color directly via the URL. For example:
- colllor.com/ff0000 -the results for #ff0000
- colllor.com/red - an easy way to analyze red (#ff0000)
- colllor.com/skyblue-brown - if you want to mix the original color with a specific one you can include it in the URL as well - in this case the results for skyblue will show a mix with brown.
You can use any name from a list of X11 color names.