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Color · 1 min read

Two tools for every color palette

Picking colors is two different jobs. First you need a direction: a mood, a small set of hues that work together. Coolors is built for that — it collects thousands of trending palettes you can browse, save and tweak.

Once a base color is chosen, an interface needs more than five swatches. It needs tints and shades for backgrounds, borders, hover states and text. UI Colors takes a single value and generates that full range, from the lightest step to the darkest.

Used together, the first gives you the idea and the second makes it usable in a real product.

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Thousands of beautiful color palettes inspiration.

Coolors•Palette Generator

Get hue values of any color. From one shade to another.

UI Colors•Tailwind Shade Generator

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