EnigmaEasel

EnigmaEasel’s AI Color Palette Generator helps you create structured, production-ready color palettes from a simple input—text prompts, extracted colors from images, or theory-based harmony settings. Describe a mood like “Sunset over Tokyo” or upload a photo to extract up to 12 colors instantly. You can also use built-in theme presets to jump-start cohesive palettes tied to a specific aesthetic.

The generator includes practical controls for refinement. Adjust the color count (2–12), lock individual colors you like, and regenerate the rest while using undo/redo history to keep great combinations. Choose from multiple harmony types derived from the color wheel—Complementary, Analogous, Split Complementary, Triadic, Monochromatic, Square (Tetradic), and Rectangle (Tetradic)—and optionally anchor results with a base color via a picker or hex code.

To support accessible design, EnigmaEasel includes color blindness simulation and a WCAG contrast checker. Preview how your palette appears under different vision deficiencies and verify contrast ratios in real time for better readability.

Finally, export palettes for your workflow. Download as PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF (including preset social and print sizes) or export code formats such as CSS variables, SCSS variables, Tailwind CSS configuration, Kotlin, Swift, and JSON. The tool is free to use with no account required.

Can I use EnigmaEasel without signing up?

Yes. The color palette generator is free to use and requires no registration.

What can I generate palettes from—text or images?

You can generate palettes from natural-language text prompts, and you can also upload photos (including screenshots) to extract up to 12 colors. You can anchor theme or harmony results with a base color using a picker or hex code.

How many colors can I generate per palette?

You can generate between 2 and 12 colors per palette, including when using harmony types.

Does EnigmaEasel help with accessibility checks?

Yes. It includes color blindness simulation (e.g., Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia, Achromatopsia) and a WCAG contrast ratio checker to assess readability across your palette.

What export options are available for developers?

You can export palettes as CSS variables, SCSS variables, Tailwind CSS configuration, Kotlin constants, Swift definitions, and JSON. You can also download images (PNG/JPG/SVG/PDF).

Can I tweak colors after generation?

Yes. You can fine-tune swatches using HSL and LCH sliders, reorder or remove colors, and use one-click adjustments like Lighter, Darker, and Vibrant—while locked colors stay unchanged.