Color Palette Explorer

Create, analyze, and export comprehensive color palettes with accessibility testing, colorblindness simulation, and multiple export formats for professional color management and design system development. This design tool provides palette creation, accessibility testing, colorblindness simulation, harmony analysis, and export capabilities in JSON, CSS, and Adobe formats. Essential for designers, brand development, accessibility compliance, and creating comprehensive color systems for projects requiring professional color coordination and universal design principles.
Palette Creation Accessibility Testing Colorblindness Simulation Multiple Export Formats
Creative Studio
#FF5733, #C70039, #900C3F
WCAG AA/AAA compliance
CSS, JSON, ASE formats
5
15%
Generated Color Palette
Custom Colors
Contrast Checker
Sample Text
Contrast Ratio: 21:1
WCAG AA: Pass WCAG AAA: Pass
Color On White On Black
Original Colors
Simulated Colors
This simulation helps identify how your color palette appears to individuals with different types of color blindness.

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FAQ Frequently Asked Questions

What accessibility tests are performed on color palettes?
The tool typically tests color contrast ratios against WCAG guidelines, checks combinations for sufficient readability, and may simulate how palettes appear to users with different types of color vision deficiencies.
Can I create palettes based on color theory principles?
Yes, many tools generate palettes using complementary, analogous, triadic, or monochromatic color schemes. These scientifically-based approaches help create harmonious and visually pleasing color combinations.
What export formats are available for color palettes?
Common export formats include JSON, CSS variables, Adobe Swatch Exchange (.ase), GIMP palettes (.gpl), and sometimes custom formats for specific design tools or development workflows.
How does colorblindness simulation help my designs?
Colorblindness simulation shows how your palette appears to users with protanopia, deuteranopia, or tritanopia. This helps ensure your designs remain accessible and functional for users with color vision deficiencies.
Can I analyze existing brand colors for expansion?
Yes, you can input existing brand colors and generate complementary palettes that maintain brand consistency while expanding your color options for various design elements and contexts.

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