Color Harmony Finder — Harmonious Color Combinations

Find perfect harmonious color combinations based on color theory. Choose a base color and harmony mode to create professional color schemes.

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Harmonious Colors

Analogous harmony uses colors adjacent on the color wheel (±30°). Creates a calm and harmonious color scheme.

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Color Relation Diagram

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Visualization of harmonious colors on the color wheel. Lines show angular offsets between colors.

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Complete Guide to Using Color Harmony Finder

Color Harmony Finder is a powerful online tool for creating harmonious color combinations based on color theory. With this service, you can find perfect color combinations for your design.

Step 1: Choose Base Color

Enter a base color in any format: HEX (#3498db), RGB (rgb(52, 152, 219)) or HSL (hsl(204, 70%, 53%)). You can also use the 'Random Color' button to generate a random base color.

Step 2: Select Harmony Mode

Choose one of eight harmony modes: analogous (adjacent colors), monochromatic (shades of one color), complementary (opposite colors), split complementary, triadic, tetradic, square, or neutral.

Step 3: View Harmonious Colors

The tool will automatically create a harmonious color scheme of 3-5 colors depending on the selected mode. Each color is displayed with HEX, RGB, and HSL codes that can be copied with one click.

Step 4: Explore Color Relation Diagram

The tool shows a visualization of harmonious colors on the color wheel with lines showing angular offsets between colors. This helps understand color harmony theory.

How to Use Color Harmony Finder

How to Create Analogous Harmony

Select a base color and 'Analogous' mode. The tool will create a palette of adjacent colors on the color wheel (±30°), creating a calm and harmonious color scheme.

How to Create Complementary Harmony

Select a base color and 'Complementary' mode. The tool will create a palette of opposite colors (180° on color wheel), providing high contrast and visual appeal.

How to Create Triadic Harmony

Select a base color and 'Triadic' mode. The tool will create a palette of three colors evenly distributed around the color wheel (120° apart), creating a vibrant and dynamic scheme.

How to Use Color Relation Diagram

The diagram shows a visualization of harmonious colors on the color wheel. Lines show angular offsets between colors, which helps understand color harmony theory.

How to Copy Color Codes

Click on any color code (HEX, RGB, or HSL) in the color card. The code will be copied to your clipboard and ready to use in CSS, design tools, or programming.

How to Use Harmonious Colors for Design

After generating harmonious colors, use the UI preview to evaluate colors. Copy the needed codes and use them in Figma, Adobe, Sketch, or other design tools.

Frequently Asked Questions About Color Harmony Finder

What harmony modes are available?

8 modes are available: analogous (adjacent colors ±30°), monochromatic (shades of one color), complementary (opposite colors 180°), split complementary (150°, 210°), triadic (120°), tetradic (90°), square (90° × 4), and neutral (low saturation).

How to choose base color?

You can enter a color in HEX (#3498db), RGB (rgb(52, 152, 219)) or HSL (hsl(204, 70%, 53%)) format. A 'Random Color' button is also available for quick generation of a random base color.

What is analogous harmony?

Analogous harmony uses colors adjacent on the color wheel (±30°). This creates a calm and harmonious color scheme, perfect for natural and soothing designs.

What is complementary harmony?

Complementary harmony uses opposite colors on the color wheel (180° apart). This creates high contrast and visual appeal, perfect for accents and call-to-action elements.

What does the color relation diagram show?

The diagram shows a visualization of harmonious colors on the color wheel. Lines show angular offsets between colors, which helps understand color harmony theory and relationships between colors.

Can I use harmonious colors for CSS?

Yes, all colors in the harmonious scheme are available in HEX, RGB, and HSL formats that can be directly used in CSS. Simply copy the needed code and paste it into your CSS file.

How to copy color code?

Click on any color code (HEX, RGB, or HSL) in the color card. The code will be copied to your clipboard, and you'll see a confirmation '✓ Copied'.

Can I use harmonious colors for web design?

Yes, color harmony finder is perfect for web design. You can create a harmonious color scheme for your website, copy codes, and use them in CSS, design tools, or design systems.