Palettemaker
Build two-to-five-color palettes, test them on premade creative designs, and export them for common design workflows.
About Palettemaker
Palettemaker is a browser-based color palette creator for designers, other creative professionals, and people without formal design training. Users can build palettes containing two to five colors, apply them to premade examples, and inspect how the colors behave across logos, UI designs, patterns, posters, illustrations, websites, apps, and branding work. The palette controls support selecting schemes, randomizing colors, changing individual colors, and deleting color cells. Once a palette is ready, it can be exported for Procreate, as an Adobe ASE file, as an image, or as code. The web app is free, with all current features available to use forever. This makes it practical for early visual exploration and quick palette checks, although the workflow centers on the supplied premade design examples rather than a user’s own production file.
Best for
Best use cases
Build a two-to-five-color palette and adjust individual swatches
Preview one palette across logo, UI, pattern, poster, and illustration examples
Export a finished palette for Procreate, Adobe workflows, images, or code
Compare before choosing
Choose it when visual previews across creative fields matter more than editing inside a full design suite
Choose it when a free browser workflow is preferable to a paid palette tool
Look elsewhere when the evaluation must happen directly inside a user-owned production design file
Features
Build an adjustable palette
Create a palette with two to five colors, then randomize, replace, or remove individual color cells.
Preview color behavior
Apply a palette to premade logo, UI, pattern, poster, illustration, web, app, and branding examples.
Export palette results
Export the selected palette for Procreate, as an Adobe ASE file, as an image, or as code.
Pros
- Free access to all current features lowers the cost of trying and repeatedly using the tool.
- Premade examples show how one palette behaves across several common creative fields.
- Exports for Procreate, Adobe ASE, images, and code fit several downstream workflows.
Cons
- Palette evaluation is centered on premade examples rather than a user-owned production design file.
- The focused palette workflow does not replace the broader editing tools in a full design suite.
- The browser workflow adds an export step before a palette can be used in another design application.
Pricing Plans
Free
- Create palettes with two to five colors
- Preview palettes on premade design examples
- Export to Procreate, Adobe ASE, image, and code
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Palettemaker's official website.