Palette Analyzer
Analyze the characteristics and harmony of any color palette
Armonía
Personalizada
Puntuación de diversidad: 52/100
Temperatura
Fría
🔥 2❄️ 3⚖️ 0
Luminancia
Promedio32.4%
Min: 19%Max: 44%
Saturación
Promedio87.1%
Muy vibrante
Mejores Colores para Texto
Texto sobre blanco
#6366f1 • Ratio: 4.47
Texto sobre negro
#f59e0b • Ratio: 9.78
Mejores Combinaciones de Contraste
#6366f1 + #f59e0b
2.08:1
Fail
#6366f1 + #06b6d4
1.84:1
Fail
#6366f1 + #10b981
1.76:1
Fail
#ec4899 + #f59e0b
1.64:1
Fail
#ec4899 + #06b6d4
1.45:1
Fail
How it works
Palette analysis helps you understand the characteristics of your color combination.
Analyzed metrics
- Harmony: Type of chromatic relationship
- Balance: Lightness distribution
- Temperature: Warm/cool tendency
- Saturation: Average vividness
- Contrast: Luminance differences
💡 Practical Use Cases
Case 1: Evaluate competitor palette
Analyze what makes a successful brand's palette work.
→ Extract their colors and analyze them
→ Identify patterns: harmony, temperature, balance
Case 2: Diagnose problematic palette
Your palette "doesn't work" but you don't know why.
→ Analysis reveals: inconsistent saturation
→ Solution: normalize saturation across all colors
Case 3: Present palette to client
Justify your color decisions with data.
→ "The palette is triadic with warm temperature"
→ Objective data backs your proposal
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a good palette?
Balance between variety and cohesion. Enough contrast for visual hierarchy. Temperature consistent with brand message.
How many colors should my palette have?
For most projects, 3-5 main colors plus neutrals. Too many colors can create visual chaos.