Discover clean, hand-picked color palettes for your next design project. colorfa.me focuses on simplicity: no clutter, no ads, just beautiful palettes in a calm, minimal interface. Browse trending palettes, explore curated collections, and save your favorites. A small tool built for designers who just want to find colors without the noise.

Figr AI: UX Agent for Product Teams — Learns your product. Thinks through UX

Learns your product. Thinks through UX

I built colorfa.me because I was tired of feeling scattered. I had color palettes saved in too many places — notes, Figma files, old screenshots. I just wanted one calm place to keep them. I didn’t think this would become anything. It was supposed to be a small weekend project. But I kept coming back to it, fixing little things, redesigning parts that didn’t feel right. I was mostly building it for myself, trying to create something I wouldn’t outgrow. Finishing it felt strange. I’m usually better at starting things than completing them. But this time I pushed through the messy middle and shipped it. If colorfa.me helps even a few people find inspiration or stay organized, that means a lot to me. Happy to answer any questions.

@shafran What’s your biggest challenge when organizing color palettes for your projects?

@masump Honestly, the biggest challenge was organizing all the tags into clear categories. There are so many ways people describe colors, moods, and styles that it quickly became messy. I spent a lot of time simplifying the structure so the palettes stay easy to browse without overwhelming the user.

Figr AI: UX Agent for Product Teams — Learns your product. Thinks through UX

Learns your product. Thinks through UX

@shafran What’s your biggest challenge when organizing color palettes for your projects?

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Curated color palettes for designers | colorfa.me

Curated color palettes for designers | colorfa.me