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Keep your brand colors. Get a full system.
Start with the colours you already own. WebPalette assigns them to website roles, fills the gaps, checks contrast and previews the system on a real layout before you copy the CSS.
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How the website color palette generator works
- Keep your brand colours. Paste the HEX values you refuse to lose.
- Assign roles. Map primary, secondary, accent, surface and text jobs.
- Complete the system. Generate only the missing functional roles.
- Check contrast. See which pairs fail before they reach production.
- Preview and export. Judge the palette on a layout, then copy CSS variables.
Example starting palettes
These are plain-language starting points, not finished brand systems.
- Calm SaaS. Soft blue primary, cool grey surfaces, a teal accent for actions, near-black text.
- Warm editorial. Ink black type, cream background, terracotta accent, muted olive secondary.
Website color palette generator FAQ
- What is a website color palette generator?
- A tool that turns a few brand colours into a complete role-based palette for interfaces, with contrast checks and CSS you can paste into a project.
- How is WebPalette different from Mockupalettes?
- WebPalette generates and completes the system. Mockupalettes visualizes an existing four-colour palette on a fixed website mockup.
- How is WebPalette different from Colorhyme?
- Colorhyme builds a harmony from one HEX. WebPalette builds a full website palette with several roles.
- Can I name a colour before I start?
- Yes. Use Chromary as a color name finder, then paste the HEX here.
- Where can I study real website palettes?
- Browse the archive, the 2026 Website Design Index, and journal notes such as how many accent colours websites use.
- How to build a website color system from brand colors
- Paste the HEX values you already own, assign website roles, generate only the missing functional colors, then check contrast and export CSS.
- What colors work with my brand colors
- Colors that keep your brand HEX intact and still cover surface, text, hierarchy and action jobs. WebPalette suggests supporting colors around the ones you lock.