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Website Color Scheme Generator

Create a website color scheme with primary, neutral and accent colors for hero sections, buttons, cards and forms.

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What this page gives you

  • Turn one brand or inspiration color into a full website palette.
  • Balance primary action colors with calm surfaces and readable text.
  • Use the shade scale for backgrounds, borders, hover states and cards.

Good for

  • Landing pages
  • Marketing sites
  • SaaS home pages

How to use it

Palette generatorGenerate accessible color palettes, export CSS, Tailwind, SCSS, JSON, SVG and PNG palette assets, check WCAG contrast and extract colors from images locally.WCAG checkerCheck whether text and background colors meet WCAG AA and AAA contrast ratios. Free, instant, no upload required.Image extractorExtract a dominant color palette from PNG, JPG or WebP images. Processed locally in your browser — nothing uploaded.
Can I use this with the main generator?

Yes. Start from this page, then open the main Chromoforge tool with the same base color and export the palette.

How many colors does a website scheme need?

One primary, one accent, a neutral ramp for surfaces, borders and text, and four semantic colors for success, warning, error and info. That is enough to style every state a marketing site or a web app will ever render.

What is the 60-30-10 rule?

It splits a layout by area: about 60% a dominant neutral, 30% a secondary surface or supporting color, and 10% the accent that carries calls to action. It is a proportion guide, not an accessibility rule, so every text pair still has to be checked against WCAG.