TL;DR - Adobe Color
- Adobe Color is a free tool for creating and exploring color palettes for your design projects
- It generates harmonious color schemes, extracts palettes from images, and checks accessibility
- Completely free to use with an Adobe account
Pricing: Free forever
Best for: Individuals & startups
Score: 84/100
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All features
- Color wheel
- Extract from image
- Accessibility tools
- Adobe account required
About Adobe Color
Adobe Color helps you find colors that work together. Extract palettes from images, explore harmonies based on color theory, or browse thousands of themes created by the community.
Beyond picking nice colors, you can check accessibility and ensure sufficient contrast for readability. Saved palettes sync across Adobe apps so your choices are always at hand.
Designers use Adobe Color to start projects with cohesive palettes instead of agonizing over hex codes. Non-designers use it to make decent color choices without studying theory.
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Adobe Color FAQ
Yes, Adobe Color is completely free to use. You don't even need an Adobe account to use the color wheel and explore palettes. Creating an account lets you save and sync colors.
Adobe Color is a web-based color palette tool. Create harmonious color schemes using the color wheel, extract colors from images, and explore community-created themes. Works with Creative Cloud apps.
Colors saved to your Adobe libraries sync automatically to Photoshop, Illustrator, and other Creative Cloud apps. Access your palettes directly in the app's Libraries panel.
Adobe Color offers analogous, monochromatic, triad, complementary, split-complementary, double split-complementary, square, compound, and shades. Also has accessibility tools for color blindness simulation.
Yes, upload any image and Adobe Color will extract a color palette automatically. Choose from colorful, bright, muted, deep, or dark moods for different extraction styles.