Combine colors in multiple ways using Picsarts color wheel. Use the color weel to select a primary color and see what combinations look best.
Choose color combination
Base Color
Base Color
The Color harmony rules are based on the base color you have set.
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Use the drop down to choose complimentary, analgous & more combination types.
Paste in a HEX code or select the color directly from the color wheel.
Click on the color wheel generator options to paste HEX codes anywhere.
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Use our color wheel to create any number of comibnations.
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In a color wheel the combination options tell you how other colors will be selected. For example; when choosing complimentary, the generated color(s) will come from the oposite side of the wheel and when choosing analagous they will come from next to each other.
Our color wheel generator will add three amazing matches based on your combintion type and base color selection. If you want to add more colors, why not copy your HEX code to our color palette tool here: https://tools.picsaet.com/color/palette-generator
A color hex code is a hexadecimal way to represent a color in RGB format by combining three values – the amounts of red, green and blue in a particular shade of color. These color hex codes have been an integral part of HTML for web design, and remain a key way of representing color formats digitally.
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