Random Color Generator
Generate random colors with hex codes and a click-to-copy palette, perfect for design exploration.
About Random Color Generator
Kicking off a design on an empty canvas is harder than it looks, and starting from a random palette can surface combinations you wouldn't have considered. This generator produces colors from the full RGB space with their hex codes, giving you a fast starting point for exploration and swatch building.
Choose how many colors you want, then use the mode options to bias generation toward pastel, dark, or vivid palettes depending on the mood you're after. Each color renders as a swatch with a click-to-copy hex code, and a single button copies the whole palette as a comma-separated list for CSS variables. Everything happens locally in your browser.
Designers use it to break out of a rut and generate palette ideas before refining them in a proper color tool, while front-end developers grab quick accent or background colors for test builds. Marketers and presenters use it to add variety to charts, decks, and social graphics without hunting through a color wheel.
How to Use
- Choose how many colors to generate.
- Press Generate Colors.
- Click any color to copy its hex code.
Example
Generate 5 #4a90d9 · #e74c3c · #2ecc71 · #f39c12 · #9b59b6
Each color is picked from the full RGB space and shown as a swatch with its hex code ready to copy.
FAQ
Can I generate pastel or dark colors only?
Yes, mode options bias generation toward pastel, dark, or vivid palettes for different design contexts.
Are the colors accessible together?
Random palettes aren't automatically accessible, so check contrast when pairing colors for text and backgrounds.
Can I copy all colors at once?
Yes, a button copies the whole palette as a comma-separated hex list for use in CSS variables.
Are random palettes guaranteed to look good together?
No. Randomness guarantees variety, not harmony. Use the results as starting points, then check contrast and adjust tones until the combination feels balanced, and run an accessibility check on any final pairing.
Can I save or export my generated palette?
The tool copies hex codes one at a time or all at once as a comma-separated list, which pastes directly into CSS variables or a design tool. It doesn't persist palettes between visits, so save anything you want to keep.