Color Wheel (Harmonies)
Choose a color on the wheel and discover its harmonious combinations: complementary, analogous, triadic, and more.
How to use the color wheel
Choose a color on the wheel
Click or drag on the color wheel to choose your base color.
Select the harmony type
Choose from complementary, analogous, triadic, tetradic, or monochromatic.
Copy the resulting colors
You'll see the harmonious colors marked on the wheel and in a list with their HEX code to copy.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Color Wheel
The color wheel is the classic tool in color theory for finding harmonious combinations. Here you can use it interactively and get the exact HEX code for each combination.
What is color harmony?
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It is a combination of colors that looks visually pleasing based on their position on the color wheel, such as complementary (opposite) or analogous (adjacent) colors.
What types of harmony can I see?
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Complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary, tetradic, and monochromatic.
How do I choose the base color?
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Click or drag on the color wheel; you can also type a HEX code directly.
Can I copy the resulting colors?
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Yes, click any color in the list to copy its HEX code.
Is it free?
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Yes, this tool is completely free.
Is my selection uploaded to any server?
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No, all calculations happen directly in your browser.
Explore colors by family
More than 469 named colors, with their HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK codes, organized into 12 color families.