Palettr is a free AI-powered color toolkit for designers and developers. Generate 5-color palettes from a text prompt, extract colors from any image or website, build gradients, check WCAG contrast, simulate color blindness, and convert between HEX, RGB, HSL, and OKLCH. Every tool runs in the browser — no signup, no watermarks. Ship better color decisions in seconds, not hours.
The OKLCH converter is surprisingly handy, most tools still default to HSL only. Pulled a palette from a screenshot in seconds and the contrast checker gave clear pass/fail ratios without any setup.
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The text-to-palette tool actually nailed a moody forest vibe I described way better than I expected, and pulling colors straight from a screenshot saved me a ton of fiddling in Figma.
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The palette generator looks really useful, especially the OKLCH conversions which a lot of tools still skip. One thing that would make this even better is letting me lock certain colors in a generated palette before regenerating the rest, so I can keep a brand color and explore variations around it.
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Love that everything runs straight in the browser with no signup needed, and the color blindness simulator is such a thoughtful addition for accessibility work.
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The OKLCH converter is surprisingly handy, most tools still default to HSL only. Pulled a palette from a screenshot in seconds and the contrast checker gave clear pass/fail ratios without any setup.
The text-to-palette tool actually nailed a moody forest vibe I described way better than I expected, and pulling colors straight from a screenshot saved me a ton of fiddling in Figma.
The palette generator looks really useful, especially the OKLCH conversions which a lot of tools still skip. One thing that would make this even better is letting me lock certain colors in a generated palette before regenerating the rest, so I can keep a brand color and explore variations around it.
Love that everything runs straight in the browser with no signup needed, and the color blindness simulator is such a thoughtful addition for accessibility work.