Top 22 Helpful Color Tools for Designers

Color is one of the most important aspects of any design an has a massive impact on the end viewer. Choosing colors for your project can be a hard task. You have an idea in your head but you can only pick one. If you are a designer that is stumped on color variations for your project, you’re in luck.

For this type of situation you should play around with different color variations. For this task we have gathered many useful color combination tools to make this process easier. Although the tools are all different, their main goal is color schemes. We found other tools, but they didn’t meet the criteria, so the tools below are the best on the web!

If you’d like to read more about choosing the right color scheme, I invite you to read the following articles:

• How to Select The Perfect Color for Your Website
• What does the color of your website say about you?

1. Colourlovers

2. Colorjack

3. Colorschemedesigner

4. Checkmycolours

5. Colorschemer

6. Colorotate

7. Kuler

8. Colorexplorer

9. Pictaculous

10. Dasplankton

11. Colorhunter

12. Colorblender

13. Genopal

14. Colr

15. Colormixers

16. Degraeve

17. Colortools

18. Colormunki

19. Colorcombos

20. Colorspire

21. Colorsontheweb

22. 0to255

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