After you spin the wheel to select a random color, the tool automatically generates eight professional color schemes, such as monochromatic, complementary, triadic, and analogous, to help you build the perfect palette.

A color wheel is a circular map of hues that shows how colors relate and how harmony is created across a spectrum. It arranges reds through yellows, greens, blues and purples in a loop so you can see natural transitions and the distance between any two hues. Designers often reference a classic twelve-part model, yet a digital wheel is effectively continuous, which makes subtle shifts possible without breaking harmony. Common relationships on the wheel include: Complementary for strong contrast across the circle. Analogous for neighboring colors that blend well. Triadic for three evenly spaced

The best tool helps you look great, edit fast, and export with confidence. It should get out of your way when you’re in flow—and be precise when you need it. Wixel achieves this by allowing you to: Start from designer-made templates with logical, ATS-friendly hierarchy. Adjust fonts, styles, spacing, and section order without breaking the layout. Duplicate designs to explore a different tone or emphasis in minutes. Export reliable PDFs and control file size for easy uploading. Keep multiple role-specific versions tidy in one workspace. The best color wheel tool helps you move from idea to us