From picking colors to generating CSS, tools for designers and developers
This category brings together the color and styling tasks that come up constantly in web design and frontend work — a color picker, contrast checker, gradient generator, and more, all usable directly in your browser. Adjust values visually, then copy the finished result straight into your code.
It covers color-notation tools like RGB/HSL/HSV conversion, accessibility-focused contrast checking against WCAG standards, and palette generation for Tailwind — built around a real design-to-code workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q.What standard does the contrast checker use?
It calculates contrast ratios against the WCAG 2.1 AA and AAA accessibility guidelines.
Q.Can I copy the gradients or palettes I create directly into code?
Yes — most tools let you copy values in ready-to-use formats like CSS or Tailwind classes.
Q.Can I paste in color values from design tools like Figma?
Yes. Enter standard notations like HEX, RGB, or HSL directly, and convert freely between them.
Q.Can I check colors for both light and dark mode?
It depends on the tool, but ones like the contrast checker let you swap background colors freely, which is useful for testing both modes.