Hey Product Hunt, I built Colorfool because every color tool I used made me choose between fast and correct: pick a palette quickly, then separately go check if it actually works — WCAG contrast, colorblind safety, whether it holds up in a real UI. That second step almost always got skipped. So the generator checks accessibility as you build instead of after: full pairwise contrast for every pair in the palette (not just one pair at a time), a colorblind distinguishability score, and a live preview in an actual UI mockup. From there you can export straight to CSS, Tailwind, JSON, Adobe .ase, Sketch, or Procreate. It grew into a full toolkit around that core idea: a color-format converter (hex, RGB, HSL, HWB, OKLCH, CMYK), a mixing calculator, a dark-mode pair generator, a shade/tint scale builder, a 12-season personal color quiz, and a database of 1,000+ named colors. Everything is free with no account required and no paywalled accessibility checks. Would love your feedback, especially on what's missing.

Colorfool

Build, check, and export color palettes, free forever

Build, check, and export color palettes, free forever