Color Harmony Analyzer
Analyze the harmony of color schemes and generate complementary, split-complementary, triadic, tetradic, and other harmonious palettes based on color theory.
Features
The Color Harmony Analyzer is built on color theory. It automatically generates harmonious palettes from a base color and scores them across multiple dimensions, helping designers quickly find visually comfortable color combinations.
- Complementary:Colors opposite each other on the wheel (180° apart). Strong contrast, ideal for emphasis.
- Split-Complementary:The base color plus the two colors adjacent to its complement. Retains contrast but feels softer.
- Triadic:Three colors evenly spaced on the wheel (120° apart). Lively and vibrant.
- Tetradic:Four colors evenly spaced on the wheel (90° apart). Rich and balanced.
- Analogous:Adjacent colors on the wheel (30° apart). Smooth and natural transitions.
- Monochromatic:Same hue with adjusted saturation and lightness. Clean and unified.
How to Use
- Select Base Color: Use the color picker or enter a HEX color code manually.
- Switch Type: Choose different harmony types from the dropdown to see results in real time.
- Color Wheel: Visually inspect the positional relationship of colors on the wheel.
- Harmony Score: Evaluate palette quality across saturation consistency, lightness contrast, and hue balance.
- Copy Color: Click a color band or the "Copy Colors" button to get HEX codes.
Tip: Harmony scores are for reference only. Actual palette effects should also consider the specific use case and brand identity.