Brand systems
Color roles, typography and reusable composition rules for digital-first brands.
It shows the same website layout with different colour roles so you can judge a palette in context, not only as swatches.
Four roles: primary, secondary, accent and dark. Paste four HEX values or pick a starting palette.
WebPalette generates and completes a website colour system. Mockupalettes visualizes an existing four-colour palette on a fixed mockup so you can compare directions.
Yes. Use Compare to hold two directions on the same composition and switch between A and B. Build a harmony first in Colorhyme, or study live sites in the archive.
Start with the SaaS and Tech presets, then preview them on the mock page. A SaaS palette usually needs a calm surface, a clear action color and a dark role that still reads as product UI.
Pick a preset or paste four HEX values, map primary, secondary, accent and dark, then read the same composition. Category pages also open this tool with a palette query.
Four colors can look balanced in a row and completely different once one fills a hero, another becomes a button, and the darkest color carries a footer. Mockupalettes puts the colors into real interface roles before you commit to a direction.
Primary carries the strongest brand moments. Secondary supports it. Accent handles smaller moments of attention. Dark grounds the system. Auto-map gives you a starting point, and you keep the final decision.
The website composition stays fixed. Only the color system changes, making it easier to judge one variable at a time.
Area, context and contrast change color perception. A small chip cannot show what the same color feels like across half a viewport.
Mockupalettes uses luminance to identify the darkest color and saturation to suggest the remaining roles. It is a fast heuristic, not a design rule.