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Color Palette Generator

Generate harmonious palettes using colour theory. Lock favourites, adjust individual colours, and export in seconds.

Choosing the right colour palette is the first step to a well-decorated room. This free colour palette generator uses proven colour theory — monochromatic, complementary, triadic, and more — to build harmonious schemes you can apply to any wall art or interior. Pick a base colour, select a harmony type, and adjust until every shade feels right. Export your palette as hex codes or a visual swatch card for your designer or printer. Works beautifully alongside our font pairing tool for quote art, and browse our wall art collections to see these palettes in context.

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Colour Harmony Explained

Monochromatic: One hue with varying shades and tints. Elegant, cohesive, and easy to decorate with.
Analogous: Colours adjacent on the wheel (e.g. blue, teal, green). Natural and harmonious — great for nature-inspired art.
Complementary: Opposite colours on the wheel (e.g. gold and navy). High contrast, vibrant, and bold.
Split Complementary: A base colour plus two colours adjacent to its complement. More nuanced than full complementary.
Triadic: Three equally spaced colours (e.g. red, yellow, blue). Playful and energetic.
Tetradic: Four colours in two complementary pairs. Rich and varied — best with one dominant colour.