Overview
This tool was built to make color matching intuitive for both UI design and graphic design. Instead of working with abstract swatches, you can explore a palette and immediately see how it behaves across real design contexts.
Interfaces, layouts, and poster-style compositions all in one place.
Colors stop being theoretical and start behaving like finished work.
Why we created it
When designing products and visual identities, we noticed the same issue again and again: colors that look right in isolation often fail once applied to real layouts.
We wanted a fast, browser-based way to test harmony, contrast, and hierarchy early. Something that helps teams validate color decisions whether they are designing an interface, a landing page, or a graphic asset.
This tool became that missing step between choosing colors and committing to them.
What it does
- Generates balanced color palettes from simple inputs
- Allows live color editing with instant visual feedback
- Previews palettes in real UI components
- Shows poster-style and graphic layout previews
- Exports production-ready CSS tokens
- Downloads clean, shareable palette previews
One palette, multiple perspectives.
Why it matters
This tool reflects how we approach design systems.
It shows our ability to translate visual direction into practical, reusable systems that work across products, brands, and marketing materials. Instead of debating colors abstractly, teams can see how choices perform in real scenarios before moving into full production.
The result is faster alignment, better decisions, and fewer revisions.
Status
The tool is live, free to use, and actively evolving. New previews and export options are added as the system grows.
