Brand Color Generator
Enter any hex color — get a complete brand palette with shade scale, harmonies, WCAG contrast scores, color blindness simulation, CSS variables, and Tailwind config. Free, no signup.
Your Brand Color
Presets
Primary Color
BaseWCAG Contrast
On White
2.86:1
On Black
7.34:1
AA requires 4.5:1 (normal text) · AAA requires 7:1
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Tip: 50–200 for backgrounds · 500 for CTAs · 700–900 for dark surfaces
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Try free — 5 decks/moShade usage guide
50–200Light backgrounds, hover states300–400Borders, subtle accents500Primary brand color (CTAs)600–700Hover states, dark text800–900Dark surfaces, footersWhat is a brand color palette?
A brand color palette is a defined set of colors that represent your business visually. It includes a primary color, harmonious accents, neutrals, and usage rules — ensuring your brand looks consistent everywhere, from social media to pitch decks.
How to choose your brand colors
Start with one primary color that reflects your brand's personality: blue for trust, green for growth, orange for energy. Build a full shade scale, then pick one complementary or analogous accent for highlights. Keep the palette to 2–3 colors max.
What is WCAG contrast?
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) defines minimum contrast ratios for readable text. AA requires 4.5:1 for normal text. AAA requires 7:1. Passing these thresholds ensures your brand is legible for people with low vision — and is increasingly a legal requirement.