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20+ Helpful Color Tools For Designers

Posted on 15. May, 2009 by Ferman in Tools 9

Tools are always very handy for designers. To get their tasks done quickly tools help a lot. The main tasks for every designer is making a color combination or making a color palette and there are lots of color tools available on net but sorry you have to search those tools on internet yourself, wait wait just kidding i have searched that helpful color tools for you.

Here is the list of 20+ color tools for designers.

1. Color Scheme Designer

Color Scheme Designer

2. Color Blender

Color Blender

3. Color Check

Colour Check

4. Color Lab

Color Lab

5. I Like Your Colors

There is a form at the bottom of this page that lets you choose any URL you want to extract colors from. The colors you see here are from the site that referred you to this page!

I Like Your Colors

6. Color Combos

Color Combos

7. Color Schemer

Color Schemer

8. Web-Safe Swatch Collections

Web Safe Swatches

9. Color Palette Generator

Enter the URL of an image to get a color palette that matches the image.

Color Palette Generator

10. Colors From Images

Colors From Images

11. Color Spire

Color Spire

12. Color Blender Tool

Color Blender Tool

13. Color Lovers

COLOURlovers is a resource that monitors and influences color trends.

Color Lovers

14. Peter Piper’s Palette Picker

Palette Picker

15. Color Hunter

Color Hunter is a color palette generator that uses flickr photos to create a palette.

Color Hunter

16. Color Jack

ColorJack is an online generator that lets you hover over a color on the site’s grid to see themes that use that color.

Color Jack

17. Daily Color Scheme

Daily Color Scheme

18. Palette Man

Palette Man

19. Color Explorer

With the colorful toolbox at ColorExplorer you can easily create, manage, and explore color palettes for use in web designs, desktop publishing, or any other graphic design process.

Color Explorer

20. Web 2.0 Colour Palette

Organised into 3 distinct colour groups – neutrals, muted tones and bold colours, you may recognize a few of the shades from some of your favourite Web2.0 sites.