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Explore recommended design resources by task. Read the introductions, then visit the official websites to use each tool.

Coolors is a fast and easy color palette generator for designers and creators. Generate palettes with one click, extract colors from images, export to PDF/SVG/CSS, and explore popular palettes and gradients.
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Realtime Colors lets you adjust fonts and background colors in live website previews, see font pairing effects, and export CSS variables or Tailwind config. Great for brand and UI color work.
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ColorHunt curates color palettes. Filter by popular, random, or favorites. Copy color values. Great for color inspiration.
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Adobe Color provides color wheels, image color extraction, gradients, and color rules (complementary, analogous, etc.). Integrates with Adobe software.
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Huemint uses machine learning to generate color palettes. Can target brand, interface, or illustration styles for harmonious palettes.
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Happy Hues shows color palettes in real-world contexts. See how colors work in actual interfaces. Great for color inspiration.
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Paletton generates palettes from color theory (complementary, analogous, triadic, etc.). Ideal for learning color theory and creating harmonious palettes.
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Contrast Ratio calculates foreground and background contrast and checks against WCAG. Ideal for accessibility and readability checks.
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Accessible Colors checks if color combinations meet WCAG contrast requirements. Ideal for ensuring text and background accessibility.
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