Primary color

Enter one hex code. The hash symbol is optional.

Secondary colors

Add one or more optional secondary colors. Each one can be picked visually or typed in as hex.

Edits in the controls stay in draft form until you press Apply palette.

App Preview

Use these sample app screens to see how your active palette works across a variety of general interface layouts. You can quickly review readability, hierarchy, buttons, cards, navigation, and emphasis, then click any preview element to view the colors it uses and download that element as an SVG for use in design tools like Figma.

Screen 1 — Overview
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Highlighted area

Preview how a color system feels in a high-visibility section.

Use this space to judge hierarchy, emphasis, and contrast across a larger surface.

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Saved draft

This card lets you evaluate titles, body text, supporting labels, and chips in one place.

Selected Standard Support
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Collection view

This section gives you another card layout for comparing accent placement and spacing.

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Screen 2 — Detail
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Media area
Pinned Shared Review
This area is useful for comparing quieter content blocks, long passages, and contrast on softer surfaces.

Main content

Edit

The goal here is to show titles, metadata, primary actions, secondary actions, and softer highlight sections in a single flow.

Last edited

Earlier today

Status

Ready to review

Screen 3 — Create
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Screen 4 — Profile
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Primary tag Standard tag
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Highlights

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Card summary

This grouping is useful for checking emphasis placement, quieter surfaces, and compact metadata.

3 notes Updated now

Preferred layout

Large card with supporting details

Accent usage

Primary for actions, secondary for emphasis

Last sync

2 hours ago

Screen 5 — Settings
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Appearance

Active

Live
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Accent emphasis

Use stronger colors for special states

Highlights

Surface callouts enabled

Sync state

Background update available

Actions

Reset

Feedback area

This section is mainly for testing controls, grouped rows, and button hierarchy.

Readable Structured Flexible
Screen 6 — Welcome
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First impression

This screen is useful for checking a lighter, more spacious layout with a large heading and minimal controls.

Large title Primary emphasis

Try this type of layout for onboarding, empty states, or promotional moments.

Screen 7 — Reports
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Monthly snapshot

Use stronger color areas to highlight progress and important changes.

This layout helps compare chart colors, stat cards, and supporting navigation patterns.

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Trend preview

The bars below help you judge how multiple secondary colors behave next to the primary color.

Key metric Support metric Optional metric

Use this screen to compare how multiple accent colors feel in a more analytical interface.

Screen 8 — Notifications
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Banner Medium

This section is useful for comparing small emphasis areas against standard cards.

Activity

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System update

Preview how callouts feel in list rows.

Now

Pinned reminder

A supporting state using a softer surface.

1h

General note

A lower-emphasis row for comparison.

3h
Element inspector

Selected element

Click any interface element in the mockups to inspect and edit the colors it uses.

Visual preview

Select an element to preview it here.

Colors in this element

Detected colors and linked palette roles will appear here.