HTML Color Tool
How to Choose Your Colors
Always use related colors when choosing a color scheme for your website.
Use this free tool to study color relationships.
Use it to choose the color scheme of your website.
Be sure to read the help section for a better understanding.
To Enter your color click Enter RGB below.
Note: Contrast is Complementary
Analogic is Neighboring
About Color Scheme2
The author and copyright holder of this tool is Petr Stanicek (aka -pixy-) Kladno, Czech Republic, Europe. He is a noted author of articles on the subject of CSS and web design.
Many of his articles have been translated into English and are posted at Wellstyled.com
New Version Available
There is a NEW VERSION (advanced) of the tool available at Wellstyled.com , which can be used online.
The new version will actually produce example pages (images- not code) using the colors you choose.
New version - Not available for download.
Download Color Scheme 2
You may download the tool and use it from your desktop.
Just unzip/ extract all and access index-en.html as a web page.
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