Color Palette Pro offers a really fun, playful interface that turns the sometimes-tedious task of generating color palettes into an enjoyable experience for designers. It simplifies the creative process while encouraging experimentation and making color exploration feel more like a game than a chore.
Very useful for designers. As a manager overseeing web development projects, I often lack a tool that can suggest trendy colors. I have to read articles and look at fresh websites. It would be great if you added such features, because designers know this, but others don’t.
And a second idea: you could take your existing work and make an online platform where you upload a design and the service generates copies in different color schemes, professionally selected, so you can compare and choose the one you like best. You could also add recommendations based on psychology. For example, I’m currently working on a travel platform — it should have warm colors because it’s often about beaches, sea, islands, etc. I know this from experience, but not all my clients understand it and often ask to use a color simply because they like it. With your tool, I could set the goal, and the service would recommend the correct color palette with the right associations.
Very stylish app! I guess that with its help, you can not only pick colors, but also relax and switch gears.
Congrats on Color Palette Pro! Color synthesizers are fascinating, especially for accessibility compliance.
Quick question: does it handle WCAG contrast ratio checking? I've researched Figma color plugins extensively, and automated accessibility validation is always the most requested feature.
Also, can it generate harmonious palettes from a brand's primary color?
Nice work!
Been using color palette tools for 20 years. This is the best one I've tried! Well done Ryan and Arjav.
I really enjoyed this buttt I KEPT WANTING TO HEAR SOUNDS. Could be cool to make each color have a specific tone. Overall well done and very fun. Congrats :)
Love the style! Wish there was a little more affordance for what some of these buttons do though -- I accidentally downloaded a css file and an image just clicking around. Had a bit of a tough time working out how to manipulate the knobs in the way I expected too
