Create a color palette
Learn how to create a color palette and save it successfully to your current page. Also, discover how to adjust several parameters to enhance your scaling proficiency.
Select and/or import the source colors
You can select and import up to 5 colors on the /basic plan.
Select colors from the document canvas
Select one or more filled layers. You might rename these layers because the palette will use the layer name as a color name.
If no color is selected or imported, a default color is set and can be named and edited.
Import colors from external palette tools
The color combinations can be edited using tailored tools such as Coolors, Realtime Colors, and Colour Lovers.
For Coolors and Realtime Colors, you can copy the URL and paste it into the appropriate field. The URL will be parsed, and each color will be added to the source colors.
For Colour Lovers, you can browse the palettes provided by the community directly from the controller. Each palette is linked to the original one, and the author is mentioned. In case of adding, you will be redirected to the Overview context.
Generate colors with AI
On AI, if you’re looking for a color combination, you can generate it by sending a prompt to the AI. There are several prompt templates to help you get started. Once you request a color combination, the AI will propose five colors, each flagged with a Primary, Text, Success, Warning, or Alert role.
The colors are adapted to the role they refer to, so an Alert color would always be redish. Then, you can add these colors to the sources, and you will be redirected to the Overview context.
Extract colors from an image
On Image, when uploading a PNG image, 5 dominant colors are extracted from it. Ensure that you upload a PNG, as a JPEG will result in an error.
Then, you can add these colors to the sources, and you will be redirected to the Overview context.
Create a color harmony
On Wheel, you can obtain from a base color a combination of colors 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
Then, you can add these colors to the sources, and you will be redirected to the Overview context.
Choose a lightness scale preset
You can add up to 8 stops in the Custom set on the /basic plan.
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:
Material Design, 10 stops, from 50 to 900Material 3, 13 stops, from 0 to 100
Frameworks:
Tailwind, 11 stops, from 50 to 950Ant Design, 10 stops, from 1 to 10Bootstrap, 9 stops, from 100 to 900Radix, 12 stops, from 1 to 12Untitled UI, 12 stops, from 25 to 950Open Color, 10 stops, from 0 to 9
Atlassian:
ADS Foundations, 7 stops, from 50 to 500ADS Foundations Neutral, 19 stops, from 0 to 900
Adobe:
Spectrum, 13 stops, from 100 to 1300Spectrum Neutral, 11 stops, from 25 to 900
More:
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.
Click the Create the UI Color Palette button to save your palette and create a document in your current page! You can retrieve it in the Local section on the current page.
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