Gerador de Paleta
Gere belas paletas de cores para seus designs!
Harmonia
#304782
rgb(48, 71, 130)
#BCC36F
rgb(188, 195, 111)
#1F2DE5
rgb(31, 45, 229)
#C3284F
rgb(195, 40, 79)
#412AC6
rgb(65, 42, 198)
Espaço para gerar
:root {
--color-1: #304782;
--color-2: #BCC36F;
--color-3: #1F2DE5;
--color-4: #C3284F;
--color-5: #412AC6;
}O que é o Gerador de Paleta de Cores?
The Color Palette Generator helps you create harmonious color schemes for design projects, websites, presentations, and creative work. It generates palettes based on color theory principles including complementary, analogous, triadic, and split-complementary relationships. Color harmony is fundamental to effective design. Studies show that color accounts for 62-90% of a person's initial impression of a product or website. A well-chosen palette improves readability, establishes brand identity, evokes specific emotions, and creates visual cohesion. Start with any base color and instantly generate multiple palette variations. Each palette includes hex codes, RGB values, and accessibility contrast ratios. Export your palette in various formats for use in design tools, CSS, or development frameworks.
- ✓ Geração de paleta baseada em teorias de cores complementares, análogas, triádicas e outras
- ✓ Cópia com um clique de códigos HEX, RGB e HSL
- ✓ Aplicável imediatamente em desenvolvimento web, design de UI e ilustração
- ✓ Accessibility contrast checking to ensure readable color combinations
- ✓ Export palettes as CSS variables, Tailwind config, or image swatches
Perguntas frequentes
▶O que são harmonias de cor?
Harmonias são combinações de cores que ficam bem juntas, baseadas na roda de cores: complementar, análoga, triádica, etc.
▶Como uso a paleta gerada?
Clique em qualquer cor para copiar o hex, ou use o botão Exportar CSS para copiar como variáveis CSS.
▶Posso travar cores específicas?
Sim! Clique no ícone de cadeado. Cores travadas não mudam ao gerar nova paleta.
▶What makes colors harmonious?
Colors are harmonious when they have a pleasing mathematical relationship on the color wheel. Complementary colors (opposite on the wheel) create contrast, analogous colors (adjacent) create unity, and triadic colors (evenly spaced) create vibrant but balanced palettes.
▶How many colors should a palette have?
Most design projects work best with 3-5 colors: a primary color, a secondary color, an accent color, and neutral tones. The 60-30-10 rule suggests using your dominant color 60%, secondary 30%, and accent 10% for balanced designs.
▶What are accessible color combinations?
Accessible combinations meet WCAG contrast guidelines: at least 4.5:1 contrast ratio for normal text and 3:1 for large text. Dark text on light backgrounds (or vice versa) is generally most accessible. This tool checks contrast ratios automatically.
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