ChromaKit

Palete Colors helps designers, developers, creators, and app builders explore useful color combinations for iOS apps, web projects, branding, accessibility, images, and more. Browse curated palettes, generate new ones, extract colors from photos, and export color codes in formats ready for real work. Create palettes instantly using harmony modes like Balanced, Analogous, Complementary, Triadic, and Monochrome. Explore curated categories such as iOS App Palettes, Web Development, Brand Palettes, Accessibility, Mood Palettes, Industries, and Art Styles. Import an image and let Palete Colors extract its dominant colors on device. Save your favorite palettes, rename them, add notes and tags, search your saved library, and keep your creative color ideas organized. Each palette includes detailed color information, including HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK values. You can also check contrast combinations, copy values, export CSS variables, SwiftUI color code, JSON, readable summaries, or share a beautiful palette image. Key Features Browse curated color palettes Generate random palettes with color harmony modes Generate palettes by category in Explore Extract palettes from images View HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK values Copy color codes Save and favorite palettes Rename saved palettes Add notes and tags Search by name, tag, note, or HEX Check contrast suggestions Export CSS variables Export SwiftUI Color code Export JSON Share palette summaries Share palette image cards Built-in user manual Light, Dark, and System appearance modes Works on iPhone and iPad Short Promotional Text Create, extract, organize, and export beautiful color palettes for apps, web design, branding, and creative projects. Question: How do I copy values, export CSS variables, SwiftUI color code, JSON, readable summaries, or share a beautiful palette image? Answer: In the app: Open any palette. Tap a palette card to enter Palette Details. To copy individual color values: Each color shows HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK. Tap the small copy icon beside any value. For full palette export: Open Palette Details. At the top-right, tap the share/export icon: square.and.arrow.up. Choose one of the export options: Copy CSS Variables Copy SwiftUI Colors Copy JSON Copy Readable Summary Share Summary Share Palette Image The copied formats go to the clipboard. The share options open the iOS share sheet, where you can send or save them.