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Palette Gallery

Curated color palettes to save, explore and make your own.

24 palettes

About the Palette Gallery

How to browse curated color palettes by category, save the ones you like, and use them in your own projects.

The ColorOverflow Palette Gallery is a free collection of curated color palettes for design inspiration. Each palette is a set of five colors chosen to work together, from calm interior schemes and fashion color combinations to nature-inspired, pastel, vibrant and dark palettes.

Use it when you want a ready-made color scheme to start from instead of a blank page. Every palette can be saved, edited in the Palette Generator, previewed on real designs, or exported as color codes.

How to use a palette from the gallery

  1. Browse all palettes, or pick a category such as Interior, Fashion or Nature to narrow the list. The tags on each card filter by that category too.
  2. Open a palette's details page to see every color's HEX, RGB and HSL codes, its shades and tints, and how readable text is on each color.
  3. Make it your own. Open the palette in the generator to change colors, add more, or try a different harmony.
  4. See it in use. Open the palette in the Palette Visualizer to preview it on websites, apps, rooms or outfits.
  5. Save or export. Tap the heart to keep it in your wishlist, or export it as CSS variables, Tailwind, JSON, a PDF or a share link.

Palette categories

A palette can belong to more than one category, so a warm interior scheme appears under both.

  • Interior: room color palettes for walls, furniture and accents. They open in the visualizer's Home Interior section.
  • Fashion: outfit color combinations. They open in the visualizer's Fashion section.
  • Nature: colors taken from landscapes, forests, sea and sky.
  • Pastel: soft, light colors for gentle, friendly designs.
  • Vibrant: saturated, high-energy colors for bold designs.
  • Warm and Cool: palettes led by reds, oranges and yellows, or by blues, greens and purples.
  • Dark: deep colors for dark mode, luxury brands and moody designs.

Tips for choosing a palette

  • Start from the mood you want, such as calm, bold or natural, then pick the category that matches it.
  • Look for one color you could use as the main color and one you could use sparingly as an accent.
  • Check text contrast on the details page before using a palette for a website or app.
  • Preview the palette on a real design. Colors that look good as swatches can feel different on a full page or in a room.
  • Treat a palette as a starting point. Adjusting one or two colors in the generator is often all it takes to fit your project.

Frequently asked questions

Are the gallery palettes free to use?
Yes. You can use them in personal and commercial projects. A color combination itself isn't something anyone can own.
How do I save a palette?
Tap the heart on its card. It's added to your wishlist, which is stored in your own browser, so there's no account to create.
Can I change the colors of a gallery palette?
Yes. Open it in the Palette Generator to edit any color, add or remove colors, then save or export your version.
How do I get the HEX codes of a palette?
Open the palette's details page to see and copy each color's HEX, RGB and HSL codes, or use Export to download them all at once.
Can I make a palette from my own photo?
Yes. Palette from Image picks the main colors out of any photo, and the image never leaves your device.

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