Tired of jumping between Coolors, a contrast checker, and a Pantone site? Color Taste puts it all in one place. - Generate palettes — press Space to explore - Pantone Match — find closest PMS via Delta E 2000 - Contrast Check — WCAG AA/AAA with auto-fix - Image Extract — pull palettes from any photo - Convert — HEX, RGB, HSL, CMYK in one view No signup. No ads. No paywall. 10 languages. Built for designers who make color decisions daily.

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Hey everyone! I'm the maker of Color Taste. I built this because of a problem I kept running into in my own work — I need color inspiration to spark creativity, and more importantly, to keep a consistent visual style across a series of designs. My old workflow was painful: open Coolors for a palette, switch to another tab for contrast checking, then Google "HEX to Pantone" when I needed print values. Five tabs for one color decision. So I built Color Taste — one place where I can: - Explore palettes from 3,700+ real-world photos for inspiration - Lock colors I like and generate around them - Check WCAG contrast without leaving the page - Find the closest Pantone match instantly - Extract colors from any reference image It's free, no signup needed, and works in 10 languages. I'd love to hear how you handle color decisions in your workflow — and any feedback is welcome!

I built Color Taste because I was frustrated with switching between 5 tabs just to make one color decision palette generator, contrast checker, Pantone lookup, image extractor, color converter.

Before building this, I want to ask: what's the one thing about existing color tools (Coolors, Adobe Color, etc.) that annoys you the most?

Some things I've heard from other designers:

- "I can never find a palette that matches the mood I'm going for"

I built Color Taste because I was frustrated with switching between 5 tabs just to make one color decision palette generator, contrast checker, Pantone lookup, image extractor, color converter.

Before building this, I want to ask: what's the one thing about existing color tools (Coolors, Adobe Color, etc.) that annoys you the most?

Some things I've heard from other designers:

- "I can never find a palette that matches the mood I'm going for"

Lightfield — AI-native CRM that builds itself and does work for you

AI-native CRM that builds itself and does work for you

Color Taste

The color toolkit designers wish they had earlier

The color toolkit designers wish they had earlier

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What's your biggest pain point with color tools?

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What's your biggest pain point with color tools?