Explore 10,368,048 color palettes — searchable by color, mood, hex and accessibility

ColorsMine's catalog is generated, not crowdsourced: every palette is built from a harmony template and checked before it is shown. Each one carries a light surface to build on, a pair that clears 7:1 for body text, no near-duplicate members and no vibrating complementary pairs.

Ways to search

• Color words — teal, coral, crimson, olive, indigo and ~35 more, in English or Turkish (kırmızı, mavi, yeşil).
• Moods — sunset, ocean, forest, autumn, cozy, moody, midnight, candy and 17 in total.
• Hex and RGB — paste #0EA5E9, two hexes to require both, or rgb(59, 130, 246); punctuation from a CSS line is ignored.
• Style tags — pastel, vibrant, muted, light, dark, warm, cool, earthy, neon, luxury, monochrome, jewel, retro, vintage, candy, noir, coastal, botanical, scandi, duotone.
• Exclusions — prefix a word with a minus, as in "-pink candy".

Filters nothing else offers

• Fits my screenshot — drop a screenshot of the product you are designing for; results keep only palettes that harmonize with the colors you already have and stay legible on your existing surface.
• Pairs with your brand — lock a hex and keep only palettes that sit next to it in hue harmony.
• AA 6+ — at least 6 of the 10 color pairs meet WCAG AA 4.5:1.
• CVD-safe — all five colors stay distinguishable under deuteranopia.

What you can do with a palette

Open any palette to see it running in a real dashboard, marketing page or mobile screen, in light and dark. Compare up to three side by side with contrast verdicts and color-blindness rows, blend any two in OKLCH, or convert one into a complete design token system with semantic roles, 11-stop OKLCH scales, WCAG and APCA validation and 11 export formats.