Color Harmony Generator
Generate harmonious color combinations based on color theory principles
Complementary
High contrast, vibrant when used together
Analogous
Harmonious, pleasing to the eye, often found in nature
Triadic
Vibrant, balanced, maintains harmony while offering high contrast
Tetradic
Rich color palette with both warm and cool colors
Split Complementary
Strong visual contrast but less tension than complementary
Monochromatic
Elegant and clean, easy on the eyes
Square
Works best when one color is dominant
Color Harmony Usage Tips
Complementary
Use one color as dominant and the other as accent. Great for calls-to-action and highlighting important elements.
Analogous
Perfect for creating serene and comfortable designs. Often found in nature, making them pleasing to the eye.
Triadic
Offers strong visual contrast while retaining balance. Use one as primary, others as accents.
Monochromatic
Creates a cohesive, elegant look. Use different shades for hierarchy and depth.
Split Complementary
Easier to work with than complementary while still providing contrast. Good for beginners.
Tetradic/Square
Rich color palettes that work best when one color dominates. Balance warm and cool colors.