UI Colors

I've used UI Colors for over a year, and it is a core piece of my design workflow. From exploring color palette options, to checking accessibility compliance, to finetuning the last 10% of a palette definition, this is an indispensable tool that I've happily paid for for quite some time.

Simple, helpful, but calculated in the best way. Many other generators use a formula and output dull, lifeless colors that aren't useful. UI Colors takes the Tailwind colors into account and helps you visualize a beautiful UI quickly.

Works great for creating tailwind style shades, from any base color. Even if you start with a very light color, say 50 or 100, it knows that that color is light and will only give you darker colors to complete the palette.

I recently used the Tailwind CSS Color Generator app and was extremely satisfied with the results. The app is easy to use and allows you to quickly generate color palettes for your designs. Overall, the app is a valuable tool for any designer looking create stunning color schemes.

It's a simple and helpful tool. It takes tailwind colors into account and generates a near perfect color palette with proper contrast gradient color flow. Thanks for creating this visually appealing and awesome app

This is a really great tool! I would love to have a free trial of some duration—1 hour even—to see if the tool works well with a secondary color. Hard to commit 5/mo! I'd even pay a one time fee for a color palette & the components that are displayed.

An easy-to-use Tailwind color generator for creating palettes like Tailwind. All you need is to add a color and it will automatically generate the Tints and Shades for the colors according to Tailwind structure. I'm totally loving the Results.

It's a wonderful tool! Save me a lot of time to pick and set up the colors scheme in Design System. The demo light and dark themes are crucial function for me. It makes the presentation more pursuasive

I love using this tool to generate palette for my UI work! Easy to use, and also the illustrations / UI preview helps me visualise the palette much more than seeing static row of 10 colors