Hello, I’m sharing here something I’ve been working on: a new "color palette generator" designed for creatives who think deeply about color.

Unlike typical palette tools, this one goes further. All you have to do is enter a HEX code, and it automatically builds "Complementary", "Tints", "Shades", and "Triadic" variations, giving designers more creative control and a deeper understanding of how colors interact. Whether you’re crafting soft pastels for lifestyle brands or rich tones for luxury identities, it adapts beautifully to your needs.

👉 Here it is... Create Harmonious Color Schemes Instantly

What Makes It Stand Out?

The tool's filtering logic and warm/cool categorization are features you’d normally find only in "advanced tools", often behind logins or paywalls. By contrast, my "Color Palette Generator" offers these pro-tier capabilities in a clean, analytical interface with no clutter, no sign-ups, and no cost.

🚀 There's an option for "Random pastel color generation in large quantities".

If color plays a key role in your design process, this is one tool worth adding to your creative toolkit.

Note: It’s still in the development stage, and I have more features planned. I’m looking for feedback, good or bad, so I can keep improving the tool. I recently added a new feature that lets you visualize the palettes you choose.

👉 Try it out and see what you think: Create Harmonious Color Schemes Instantly

Hi! I have three different shades of a color I like to use in my design, and I was wondering if there exists some sort of tool that can generate that rest of the colors from those three shades I've found.

I would like to have 9-10 colors at total, from darker to lighter color. I tried to do this manually, but didn't get it to fit right..

What I have so far are these:

'900':#25282e
'800':#2a2e34
'700':#32363d
'600':#???
'500':#???
'400':#???
'300':#???
'200':#???
'100':#???
'50':#???

So back to the question, is there any tool that can generate the rest based on those three I already have? Thanks in advance.