: Color matching tools Possible Duplicate: Is there a good resource or tool to help build a palette around colors I select? Can anyone recommend a good tool / website for finding

@Murray664

online tools : www.colourlovers.com/
offline tools : color schemer studio (also available for iOS )

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@Shakeerah625

Alex, I dont know what "something better" is to you, but what I think you are looking for is this one goodie:
colorschemedesigner.com/
You can use it to find complement, triad, tetrad, analogic and accented analogic colours.
You can even adjust it to take into account colour blind users and export the colour pallette.

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@LarsenBagley460

here are some online color matching tools :


Online color matching tool
color explorer

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@Kevin459

For variations on a base color try 0to255.com - it's great for borders / gradients / etc.

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@Tiffany317

In the "Tools You Already Have" department, Window > Extensions > Kuler allows you to enter a key color and riff on different harmonies (Monochromatic, Complementary, Triadic, etc.), and allows you to save harmonies you like and/or load them into the Swatches panel.

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@Jessie844

there are some links, awesome to work with, personally i use color matcher tool (link no 4) its very fine to count working color percentage with each other there are so many tools to check color consistency..


Colors on the web
Color match
45 color tools and-resources for color
Color matcher tool


there are 12 other handy tools in the same Color matcher tool site for colors, see in left hand side such as :

Close Colors Tool
Color Matcher Tool
Color Picker Tool
Colors by RGB Values
Colors Mixer Tool
Combine Colors Tool
Compare Colors Tool
Make Websafe Colors
Opposite Color Tool
Random Color Tool
Text on Background
Web Safe Color Picker..


Hope this will help.....

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@Nimeshi706

This is a Photoshop plugin that gives you color wheel functionality right inside photoshop.
anastasiy.com/magicpicker

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@Dunderdale640

ColourLovers have some nice tools that sound suitable for your needs:

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