Color Palette Generator
Generate color palettes for website and interface projects. Compare the swatches and copy color values into your design or stylesheet.
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Build color palettes, compare contrast, generate CSS declarations, and prepare image assets. Use the preview to explore settings, then test the output with the actual content and background in your project. Color contrast checks cover specified pairs, CSS generators provide editable starting points, and compression savings depend on the source image and selected format. None of these results establishes that an entire design is accessible or ready to release.
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Generate color palettes for website and interface projects. Compare the swatches and copy color values into your design or stylesheet.
Build a CSS gradient, adjust its stops, and copy the generated code. Compare the preview with the background where you plan to use it.
Calculate a missing width or height while keeping an aspect ratio. Compare common ratios or reduce a pair of dimensions to a ratio.
Adjust corner radii and copy the CSS border-radius declaration. Use the preview to compare uniform, individual, and elliptical corners.
Compare foreground and background colors and inspect their contrast ratio. Review the displayed AA and AAA results for the selected text size.
Convert a color between supported formats such as HEX, RGB, and HSL. Use equivalent values when moving between design tools and CSS.
Mix two colors using the available interpolation methods. Compare the resulting colors and copy a value for your design.
Select a color from an image and inspect its HEX, RGB, or HSL value. Use the available screen-picking control where your browser supports it.
Build a CSS box-shadow using offset, blur, spread, color, and layer settings. Preview the effect and copy the generated declaration.
Create a CSS clip-path using the available shape controls and presets. Preview the clipping region and copy the CSS into your project.
Adjust CSS image filters such as blur, brightness, contrast, and saturation. Compare the preview and copy the filter declaration.
Calculate selector specificity and compare two selectors. Inspect how classes, attributes, pseudo-classes, and elements contribute to the result.
Create favicon and app-icon image sizes from one source image. Download the outputs and review the generated HTML and manifest examples.
Adjust flex direction, alignment, wrapping, and gaps in a visual playground. Copy the CSS and test it with your own content.
Adjust blur, transparency, border, and shadow to create a frosted-glass CSS effect. Preview the settings and copy the generated styles.
Build a CSS Grid layout with row tracks, column tracks, gaps, and alignment controls. Copy the generated CSS and test it in your page.
Compress an image with adjustable output settings and dimensions. Compare the before-and-after file size, inspect the preview, and download the result.
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These guides explain the standards, formulas, and failure cases behind the working tools. Use them when the conversion result needs more context than a one-line output.
Design
Compare CSS color formats, conversion rules, gamut limits, and interpolation. Choose a notation for editing colors and check contrast separately.
Read guideDesign
Compare CSS pixels, element-relative em, and root-relative rem. Understand nested sizing, font preferences, browser zoom, and conversion assumptions.
Read guideSEO
Set title, description, Open Graph, and social-card metadata. Check image URLs, crawler access, and cached previews without assuming a fixed appearance.
Read guideCopy the generated declaration or utility into your stylesheet, then test it with real content and responsive sizes. A preview is a starting point; check browser support, contrast, overflow, and interaction states in your own interface.
No. Image tools read selected files with browser APIs and process pixels locally. The file data is not posted to Toolk as part of compression, color picking, favicon generation, or Base64 conversion.
Use Color Contrast Checker. It calculates the WCAG 2.2 contrast ratio and reports AA and AAA results for normal text, large text, and user-interface components.
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