Random Palette

Build a harmonious five colour palette from a random base hue and copy any hex code.

Generate a colour palette

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Base hue: — · Harmony: —
Every palette is built with HSL maths from one random base hue and then converted to hex.

How to use the Random Palette

  1. Choose a harmony such as complementary, analogous or triadic.
  2. Press New palette to build five colours from a random base hue.
  3. Copy a single swatch or copy the whole palette in one press.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online random palette.

Pick a harmony, then press New palette. Five harmonious swatches appear with their hex codes and a copy button on every row.
A complementary palette pairs the base hue with the hue opposite it on the colour wheel, one hundred and eighty degrees away.
An analogous palette uses hues that sit close together on the colour wheel, here sixty, thirty, zero, and plus thirty and sixty degrees.
A triadic palette takes three hues spaced evenly around the wheel at zero, one hundred and twenty and two hundred and forty degrees.
Each colour is stored as hue, saturation and lightness, then converted to a six digit hex code with the standard HSL to RGB formula.
Yes. Press Copy all and the five hex codes are placed on your clipboard, separated by commas and ready to paste anywhere.
They are random. A fresh base hue is drawn with the browser's cryptographic random generator every time you press New palette.
No. Every colour is created and converted inside your browser, so no palette, hue or hex value ever leaves your device.

Last updated: October 10, 2026