Color Harmony Generator
Pick a base color and get matching harmonies from the color wheel: complementary, analogous, triadic, tetradic and split. Copy the hex codes you like.
A color harmony generator takes one base color and builds a matching set from the color wheel. Pick a base and choose complementary, analogous, triadic, tetradic, split or monochromatic, then copy the hex codes, so it works as a color wheel tool or a color scheme picker for a brand or a UI. The harmonies sit at fixed angles from your base, so the set stays balanced. It runs in your browser.
Read the guide: Using the color wheel for harmoniesHow it works
- 1
Pick a base
Choose your starting color with the picker or by typing a value.
- 2
Choose a harmony
Switch between complementary, analogous, triadic, tetradic, split and monochromatic.
- 3
Copy
Click any swatch to copy its hex code into your project.
Instant & 100% private — nothing is uploaded
Every color is generated and converted right on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server, so there are no waits, no limits, and no copies kept anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a color harmony?
- A harmony is a set of colors that sit at fixed angles on the color wheel relative to a base. Those relationships tend to look balanced together.
- What is the difference between complementary and triadic?
- Complementary uses the color directly opposite your base, 180° around the wheel, for high contrast. Triadic uses three colors evenly spaced 120° apart for a livelier, balanced set.
- Which harmony should I use?
- Analogous sets feel calm and cohesive, complementary sets feel bold, and triadic or tetradic sets give you more variety. Pick the mood you want, then tweak the base.
- How do I keep the same brightness across the set?
- The harmonies rotate hue while holding saturation and lightness steady, so the swatches share a consistent tone. Monochromatic instead varies lightness from one base hue.
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