Create a color palette
Learn how to create a color palette and start managing it right away. Use generation tools to define source colors, or start from scratch.
As of version 5.3.0, the UI has been reorganized around a sidebar. Palette management and generation tools (AI, image extraction, color wheel, Color Lovers) are now accessible as first-class navigation items from the sidebar.
Create a blank palette
Click the + button in the palette management section of the sidebar. You will be taken directly to the Management service, where you can configure your colors.
Each palette creation costs 100 credits. You can create as many palettes as you need — the previous one-palette-per-page limit no longer applies.
Once in the Management service, you can:
Add colors from your canvas by selecting filled layers and importing them
Import color combinations from
CoolorsandRealtime Colors
Create from source colors
Four tools let you generate source colors before creating your palette. Once you confirm your selection, a new palette is created and you are taken to the Management service.
Generate colors with AI
On AI, generate a color combination by entering a prompt or choosing a preset theme (Cyberpunk, Minimalist, Pastel, Corporate, Nature, and more). The AI will propose five colors, each assigned a role: Primary, Text, Success, Warning, or Alert.
Colors are adapted to their role — an Alert color will always be reddish. Generated colors are automatically named based on their appearance (e.g., Crimson Red).
Confirm your selection to create the palette and be taken to the Management service.
Create a color harmony
On Wheel, generate a color combination from a base color using several color wheel theories:
Analogous— 3 colors that are closeComplementary— 2 colors that are oppositeCompound— 3 colors that are oppositeTriadic— 3 colors that are equally separatedTetradic— 4 colors that are equally separated
Confirm your selection to create the palette and be taken to the Management service.
Choose a lightness scale preset
You can add up to 8 stops in the
Customset on the/basicplan.Some presets are only available on the
/proplan.
A preset contains a list of stops named from an established nomenclature. These presets are frameworks that can help you build a color scaling:
Google・
/pro:Material Design, 10 stops, from 50 to 900Material 3, 13 stops, from 0 to 100
Frameworks:
Tailwind, 11 stops, from 50 to 950・/proAnt Design, 10 stops, from 1 to 10Bootstrap, 9 stops, from 100 to 900Radix, 12 stops, from 1 to 12・/proUntitled UI, 12 stops, from 25 to 950・/proOpen Color, 10 stops, from 0 to 9
Atlassian・
/pro:ADS Foundations, 7 stops, from 50 to 500ADS Foundations Neutral, 19 stops, from 0 to 900
Adobe・
/pro:Spectrum, 13 stops, from 100 to 1300Spectrum Neutral, 11 stops, from 25 to 900
More・
/pro:Carbon, 10 stops, from 10 to 100 (IBM)Base, 8 stops, from 50 to 700 (Uber)Polaris, 16 stops, from 1 to 16 (Shopify)Fluent, 16 stops, from 10 to 160 (Microsoft)
Or make your own from 2 to 8 (24 in /pro) stops via the Custom set, through those scales:
1 - 24, the default option, increasing by 110 - 240, increasing by 10100 - 2400, increasing by 100
Managing more than 15 stops could complicate the color scaling. It also depends on the number of the Source colors.
Rename your palette
You can rename your palette in the bottom bar or via the Settings section. The default name when created is "Untitled," but you can customize the name up to 64 characters. If the name is empty, the palette will be named "UI Color Palette."
If logged in, upon publishing, the palette will be automatically renamed "{Your last name}'s UI Color Palette" if "Untitled" is preserved or the name is empty.
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