Coolors is a great palette tool, but its free tier is ad-supported and caps what you can save, with unlimited storage and ad removal reserved for the paid Coolors Pro plan. A browser-based palette generator and color picker builds and copies palettes on your device, ad free, with no account and no save limit.
Free color palette generator. Pick a base color and instantly build harmonious palettes (complementary, analogous, triadic) with copyable hex codes.
Open Color Palette Generator → Free toolFree random color palette generator. Spin up a fresh set of harmonious colors with hex codes you can copy. Perfect for design inspiration and mood boards. Private.
Open Random Color Palette Generator → Free toolFree visual color picker. Pick any color with the eyedropper wheel and instantly read its HEX, RGB and HSL values, then copy them with one click.
Open Color Picker →Coolors is deservedly popular, but its free tier shows ads and limits how much you can keep: by its own plan page you can save only a small number of palettes and have a single project, while removing ads and getting unlimited storage is a Coolors Pro feature, and saving requires an account. A minimal client-side tool takes the opposite approach: generate a palette, tweak the colors, and copy the hex values, all ad free with nothing to sign up for.
The browser tools fit when you just need colors, not a managed library: spin up a random palette, sample and adjust an exact color, and grab the codes for your CSS or design file. Everything runs on your device, so there is no account, no ad, and no cap on how many palettes you can make. Coolors still shines for saving, organizing and collaborating on palettes over time, which is exactly what its account and Pro features are for.
No. The tools are free with no ads and no premium plan.
No account is needed; copy the hex codes straight from the tool into your project.
Yes. A color picker lets you dial in and copy a specific color in hex, RGB or HSL.