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Build a palette that works beyond the screen.

Start with a color or pull one from your logo. Shape the harmony, test real contrast, then leave with a complete PDF guide your team can actually use.Open the tool ↓Image analysis happens entirely in your browser.
01 / Palette playground

Brand palette

#5F3A86rgb(95, 58, 134)hsl(269, 40%, 38%)
#43459Drgb(67, 69, 157)hsl(239, 40%, 44%)
#552E7Frgb(85, 46, 127)hsl(269, 47%, 34%)
#7D4C8Drgb(125, 76, 141)hsl(285, 30%, 43%)
#6D344Frgb(109, 52, 79)hsl(332, 35%, 32%)
02 / Semantic UI colors

Semantic UI colors

The brand hue stays dominant. Lightness and chroma are adjusted for readability; green, amber, and red are reserved for status only.

Brand family

Primary#5F3A86
Primary hover#4B2D6D
Secondary / Indigo#43459D
Accent#7D4C8D
Deep accent#6D344F

Interface neutrals

Page#F7F5FA
Surface#FFFFFF
Heading#24152F
Body text#2D2833
Muted text#6F6875
Subtle border#D8D2DE
Control border#97939C

Status only

Success#0F766E
Warning#B45309
Error#B42318
Combinations that workContent on a light surfacePrimary actionSecondary action
Workspace
Practical preview

One brand family across the whole interface.

Quiet surfaces keep content readable while brand colors handle hierarchy and action.

PrimarySecondaryOutline
Contrast target
4.5:1
AA
03 / Contrast check

Contrast check

Body textRatio 14.36:1Pass · Target 4.5:1
Muted textRatio 5.37:1Pass · Target 4.5:1
HeadingRatio 15.86:1Pass · Target 4.5:1
PrimaryRatio 8.62:1Pass · Target 4.5:1
Secondary / IndigoRatio 8.15:1Pass · Target 4.5:1
Control borderRatio 3.01:1Pass · Target 3:1
Focus ringRatio 8.15:1Pass · Target 3:1

Includes creative swatches, UI roles, usage rules, and verified contrast pairs.