Colormind

A web color palette generator that uses deep learning to produce color schemes in one click.

FreeProprietaryWeb

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About Colormind

Colormind generates five-color palettes using a neural network trained on color styles taken from photographs, films and popular art. You can lock colors you want to keep and generate the rest around them; with nothing locked it produces palettes at random.

Different datasets are loaded each day, and the site features themed models such as nature photography and specific films like Akira and The Tale of the Princess Kaguya. An API is also available for developers who want generated palettes in their own tools.

Strengths

  • Lock colors and generate matching ones around them
  • Datasets based on films, art and photography
  • API available for developers

Limitations

  • Available datasets change daily, so a favorite style may not be there
  • Palettes are fixed at five colors

Details

Pricing
FreeUsed directly in the browser; the site mentions no pricing or sign-up.
License
Proprietary
Platforms
Web
How it runs
Web application
Account
Not required
Works offline
No
Best suited for
Designers looking for quick palette ideas with a particular mood
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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Colormind as an alternative

Listings that name Colormind as an alternative.

  • Muzli Colors

    A web color palette generator with search, collections and previews on sample UI designs.

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    Colormind generates five-color palettes with deep learning, lets you lock colors and offers an API, though datasets change daily.

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